The phrase "adjustment for different" is not complete and lacks clarity in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to account for variations or differences in a specific context.
Example: "The adjustment for different variables in the experiment was crucial for accurate results."
Alternatives: "modification for variations" or "adaptation for differences".
Some authors stress the fact that heterogeneity in air pollution exposure metrics (along with other differences, such as adjustment for different sets of potential confounders) may significantly contribute to the observed differences in study results [ 12].
In NHI 2000, the adjusted rate differences did not change much after adjustment for different covariates or propensity scores (online supplementary table 5).
Adjustment for different daily insulin doses only slightly attenuated the difference in triglyceride levels between the two diabetes subgroups (62.7 vs. 71.5 mg/dl in type 1 diabetes with optimal and suboptimal A1C, respectively).
The pattern of associations held after adjustment for different characteristics, like age, gender, level of employment, and intensity of forest visitation.
Despite its widespread use, there are limited data about magnesium pharmacokinetics, and magnesium is prescribed empirically without dose adjustment for different indications.
Table 3 summarizes the operating costs associated with the day-ahead schedule and unbalanced power adjustment for different scheduling models.
Gone is the need to deal with adjustments for different kinds of tape, because all digital tapes are the same.
Being new, the method still requires further testing and possibly adjustments for different planting designs and clones.
Better still are TV's that can also store custom adjustments for different video sources, allowing users, for instance, to optimize settings for a DVD player and for a cable television feed.
The new measure also includes adjustments for different family sizes and an adjustment for the cost of living in different city sizes and different regions of the country.
These include adjustments for different regions in England, the summation of multiple DRGs in Finland, and possible separate per diem rates for stays in intensive care units in Austria [13] and Poland [14].
