Sentence examples for adjustment for size from inspiring English sources

We, therefore, also estimated the effect of adjustment for size and node status only.

However, after adjustment for size, the KO tendons had similar mechanical properties to those of tendons from WT animals, which was consistent with the normal FVF.

There was a borderline significant association between current HRT use and decreased risk of high-grade DCIS lesions (P = 0.07) in univariate analyses, but this disappeared after adjustment for size and histology.

It is possible that the VNPI not being statistically significantly in the multivariate model, after adjustment for size and grade, is an artefact of it being included in the model along with the factors from which it is derived.

The adjusted relative hazards for screen detection and the Freedman estimate of the proportion of the screening effect accounted for by adjustment for various factors are shown in Table 3. Adjustment for size and node status takes account of 49% of the effect of screen detection on survival, shifting the relative hazard from 0.43 to 0.66.

In a multivariate analysis with adjustment for size, nodal status, ER, pathological grade, HER2, Ch17CEP duplication, Ki67, Ch17CEP*TREAT (treatment by marker interaction for Ch17CEP and treatment), tumour CIN%, TREAT (treatment) and tumour CIN%*TREAT showed only nodal status (for RFS and OS), and ER and high tumour CIN% (for OS but not RFS) to be statistically significant.

We opted to present unadjusted and adjusted results because, without adjustment for adult size, an independent effect of timing of weight gain cannot be estimated.

Additional adjustment for body size increased adjusted means of chair stand time and grip strength among Japanese, which indicates that greater body size is associated with poorer chair stand performance, but with stronger grip strength.

Within-group pre-post effect sizes were computed using Cohen's d, with pooled pre- and post-SD adjustment for sample size.

The population has been split into 10 equal groups, ranked by income, after adjustment for family size.

We observed that BMI was associated with both tumor CIMP and non-CIMP tumors; however, after adjustment for clothing size, these associations disappeared.