Sentence examples for adjusting the estimated from inspiring English sources

We chose to update our sample size estimation by 1) adjusting the estimated SD of our primary outcome measure, change in PANSS-P, to a score of 5.7, based empirically on new relevant data from additional studies in the field that were relatively large and happened to report lower SDs, 2) changing the power from 90% to the more conventionally used 80%, and 3) lowering the MIREDIF from 3.5 to 3.0.

Therefore, in their manuscript they offer two alternative strategies: first, using robust/sandwich estimators of the variance-covariance matrix and second, adjusting the estimated variance-covariance matrix by the Pearson scale adjustment factor.

The impact of adjusting the estimated correlation from the study by Johnson et al [23] for first internal and then external biases is illustrated in Figure 2. Since most assessors judged that the internal biases favored a negative association between PA and change in adiposity, the bias-adjusted correlation was shifted in a positive direction.

The impact of adjusting the estimated correlation from the study by Savage et al. [ 17] for first internal and then external biases is illustrated in Figure 3. Neither adjustment for internal nor external biases affected the direction of the result considerably, although the 95% confidence intervals widened markedly, reflecting the assessors' uncertainty about the impact of the biases.

These could have included allowing the TST cutpoint to vary (e.g., by place of birth) and adjusting the estimated number of reactivation cases to account for potential sampling bias.

Methods which attempt to adjust the estimated treatment effect, either through adjustment to the hazard ratio or via accelerated failure time models, were also considered.

It is important to adjust the estimated missing values to the overall size of the compositional parts of the neighbors.

The model uses commonly available cost indices (CCI and BCI) to adjust the estimated costs for the time and location of the project.

We adjusted the estimated fetal weight to the date of delivery and for dependencies on maternal diabetes mellitus, weight, and height.

Brandstein et al. [22] practically implemented a linear regression slope forced unwrapping method which recursively adjusted the estimated wrapping frequency using lower band phase observations.

We fitted exponential functions to the empirical observations, and in case of the real data set we used the value of these functions to adjust the estimated probabilities in order to adjust the estimated precision.