The phrase "adjustment of common" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a modification or change that is commonly accepted or shared, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The adjustment of common practices in the industry is necessary for improvement."
Alternatives: "modification of shared" or "change of common".
We also performed a sensitivity analysis with metabolic syndrome as the outcome exploring the statistical effect of adjustment for common breakfast foods in the study (timing of consumption was not asked).
Research has convincingly demonstrated that T2D is highly prevalent in some families and a positive family history predicts the development of T2D, even after adjustment for common risk factors [ 4- 6].
Implementing the remaining provisions of the Equality Act relating to areas such as transport and reasonable adjustments to common areas of rented houses would help put an end to this discrimination, increasing disabled people's independence and ability to participate in society".
These adjustments under the influence of common sense and self-interest have an equilibrating influence in foreign exchange markets.
These relationships held after adjustment for potential confounders, including concentrations of common indoor allergens and endotoxin that have generally been associated with asthma symptoms.
DC bus signaling (DBS) and adaptive adjustment of droop gain are the most common type of decentralized control [15].
AMI mortality risk-adjustment models using administrative data typically adjust for baseline differences in mortality risk with a limited set of common and definite comorbidities.
NC also correlated significantly with intima-media thickness of common or internal carotid arteries after BMI and waist circumference adjustment.
Risk adjustment is common in hospital outcomes data.
Bathymetric adjustment of estuaries created by anthropogenic stressors is a common global issue.
