The phrase "adjustment of baseline" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing changes or modifications made to a reference point or standard measurement.
Example: "The adjustment of baseline measurements is crucial for accurate data analysis in this study."
Alternatives: "modification of baseline" or "alteration of baseline".
Adjustment of baseline covariates was not considered in the analysis.
If necessary, multivariate methods including analysis of covariance may be used for adjustment of baseline differences.
Adjustment of baseline prognostic factors did not change this result (aHR=0.77; 95% CI=0.62 0.95; P=0.02).
Estimated HRs with adjustment of baseline age, gender, known diabetes and smoking status are shown in table 3.
In this data set, baseline MDI was not associated with blood lead concentration at 7 years, with or without adjustment of baseline blood lead.
For continuous outcomes, the change in scores for two groups will be compared using general linear model with adjustment of baseline differences and covariates (demographics and clinical variables).
Simulation results show that the algorithm is imperceptible, and robust against standard signal processing attacks and DIBR-specific attacks, such as pre-processing of the depth image and adjustment of the baseline distance ratios.
We determined the cycle threshold (Ct) values after automatic adjustment of the baseline and manual adjustment of the threshold using IQ5 software.
Adjustment of the baseline model for smoking status led to essentially the same results.
Results were analyzed using SDS 2.1 software (Applied Biosystems, Foster City, CA) after manual adjustment of the baseline and fluorescence threshold.
The mean square of the residual variance of VAS scores that included all patients and adjustment of the baseline pain scores was estimated at 4.09, which can be converted to a SD of 2.02.
