The phrase "adjustment for the second" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing modifications or changes related to a second item, event, or time frame.
Example: "The adjustment for the second phase of the project will be implemented next week."
Alternatives: "modification for the second" or "change for the second".
To estimate the community's rooftop insolation, we multiplied the cumulative rooftop area by the insolation values, with the inclusion of the surface area and orientation adjustment for the second strategy.
Her second priority, she said, is to approve a $250 payment for Social Security recipients who did not get a cost-of-living adjustment for the second straight year.
For example, if only the first and third of these axes are correlated with disease status, we do not make adjustment for the second.
The adjustment for the second dangling ends in the product hairpin was made to the available data (13, 14) and to our measurements.
After adjustment for potential confounders, the first (Q1) and second (Q2) quartiles of 25(OH D, compared to the fourth (Q4), were associated with lower birth weight for gestational age z-scores (-0.43 units; CI: -0.79, -0.07; P=0.02 for Q1 and -0.56 units; CI: -0.89, -0.23; P=0.001 for Q2).
Then, the cultural adjustment: for the first months, I felt like "a gentile in the New Jerusalem," as Wallace Stegner put it, referring to the dominance of Mormon culture.
p values are represented following adjustment for the first principal component in each dataset or following adjustment for the first principal component and additional SNPs as covariates in SLR analyses in each dataset.
For IMPROVE additional adjustment for the first three multidimensional scaling (MDS) components was applied to control for population structure.
The Caucasian GWAS datasets were analyzed as single stratum, with adjustment for the first two (ANECS and NSECG) and three (SEARCH) principal components.
If two covariates both cause a third covariate, then adjustment for the third covariate (or an effect of the third covariate) creates a conditional association between the first two covariates (i.e. if one conditions on the child or descendant of the child, there is a conditional association between the parents), and could introduce bias [ 20].
