The phrase "adjusting the effect of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to the impact or influence of something.
Example: "The researchers focused on adjusting the effect of temperature on the reaction rate to achieve more accurate results."
Alternatives: "modifying the impact of" or "altering the influence of".
This contains a weighted information gain ratio, a test cost, and a user-specified non-positive parameter for adjusting the effect of the test cost.
By constantly adjusting the effect of lift and thrust acting on its body at an incredibly high speed, the insect's (and the robot's) wings enable it to hover, or to perform sudden evasive manoeuvres.
After adjusting the effect of age and gender, the mean telomere length was determined.
Adjusting the effect of social caste on mortality with household income and asset ownership independently also resulted in the attenuation of caste effect on mortality except in Scheduled Castes (Table S2).
This will involve adjusting the effect of the intervention to the fact that intra-physician variability is a priori lower than inter-physician variability.
Then we conducted multiple logistic regression analyses to assess the association of CSI and motorcycle helmet use as well as helmet types in HI patients after adjusting the effect of the above-mentioned covariates.
Even after simultaneously adjusting the effects of predisposing, enabling and external environment factors, the two need factors remained statistically significant (p<0.001).
Before we compare the results of each group, we need to adjust the effect of sample size differences among groups.
We applied efficacies of statins and other cardiovascular drugs from meta-analyses of randomized trials to adjust the effect of fenofibrate in a penalized Cox model.
Multivariate analysis was conducted to adjust the effect of SPRR1A expression for potential, well-known, independent prognostic factors.
