Sentence examples for adjustment for level from inspiring English sources

Smoking- and alcohol habits were adjusted for age, physical activity, level of education, and employment, except for MC2, where no adjustment for level of education was performed.

Pregnant women born in Africa, Middle East or Latin America had higher risks of being overweight or obese compared to women born in Sweden with adjustment for level of education.

After adjustment for level of physical activity, a proxy for the amount of exposure to the outdoor environment, the number of POB decreased over time, indicating at least partial mediation by increased physical activity and decreased difficulty to walk outdoors.

Finally, although all the associations were adjusted for level of education as a proxy of social position, a possibility remains that for a specific subgroup adjustment for level of education may not have been sufficient to capture the overlap that may exist in social position and some of the stressful events.

Further adjustment for level of physical activity and prudent diet score did not change the associations [adjusted β-trend: 0.17 SD (95% CI: 0.10, 0.25) at 4 y; β-trend: 0.22 SD (95% CI: 0.14, 0.30) at 6 y, both P < 0.001].

Further adjustment for level of physical activity in childhood and prudent diet score attenuated the associations, but a 4-fold difference in relative risk remained [relative risk for children who had 4 or 5 risk factors: 3.51 (95% CI: 1.55, 7.92) at 4 y and 3.52 (95% CI: 1.56, 7.95) at 6 y].

One study found that the risk of incident disability associated with diabetes was significantly attenuated after adjustment for levels of glycohemoglobin [11].

After adjustment for level-1 variables, differences across areas increased by only 1.3%, indicating that these differences were not explained by level-1 variables (model 1).

The association between isofurans and ERI persisted even after adjustment for levels of inflammation.

Neither did additional adjustment for levels of maternal cardiovascular risk factors prior to pregnancy (systolic and diastolic blood pressure, BMI, concentration of glucose and lipids, hypertension, diabetes mellitus, kidney disease and coronary artery disease (Table  3).

However, our results persisted after adjustment for educational level, race/ethnicity, smoking status, serum cotinine levels, and blood lead levels.