The phrase "adjustment average" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts related to statistics or finance, but it would need clarification or rephrasing to be understood properly.
Example: "The adjustment average for the quarterly earnings showed a significant increase compared to last year."
Alternatives: "adjusted mean" or "modified average".
Dew point temperature is correlated with air temperature and was adjusted for daily mean temperature to limit collinearity in the model (after adjustment, average community correlation between daily dew point temperature and maximum temperature = 0.12) (Bell et al. 2004).
After adjustment, average physical and mental quality of life improved slightly for Moroccans and Turks, but not for Moluccans (adjusted mean PCS scores: Moroccans 38.8, Turks 47.7, Moluccans 53.0; adjusted mean MCS scores: Moroccans 45.7, Turks 55.2, Moluccans 59.5).
We further examined the differences in statistical modelling approaches that is, the models controlling for regional dummies to adjust for unobserved confounding factors, as well as the adjustment for average area income.
For the model with both the average-wage and employment adjustment, the average-wage adjustment cost is about 1.0% of revenue, and the upward average-wage adjustment cost constitutes about 0.6% of revenue, while the downward average-wage adjustment cost makes up about 1.6% of revenue.
The porosity-forming procedure involves 4 5 oxidation/decomposition cycles, thus allowing a gradual adjustment of average pore size to that of ions making up the standard organic electrolyte −1 mol L−1 TEA+ BF4− in acetonitrile.
Column (2) captures both external and internal margins of adjustment: on average, receiving an unanticipated windfall gain of 50,000 EUR or more reduces the labour supply of men by 1.3 hours per week.
Guglielmo emphasized that even with the rate adjustment, the average water-conscious customer is still saving money: about $3.26 each month compared with fiscal year 2013-14.
The adjustments are termed as A1 (lowest level of adjustment), A2 (average) and A3 (highest).
All models that contained arsenic included further adjustment for average servings of fish per week based upon FFQ.
As with the analysis on cancer in general, additional adjustment by average DDD did not change the point estimate.
Associations were generally consistent with the main analyses after adjustment for average maternal NO2 exposure during pregnancy, but associations with birth weight were slightly attenuated.
