The phrase "adjustment of hormone" is not entirely correct; it should be "adjustment of hormones" to be grammatically accurate.
You can use it when discussing changes or modifications to hormone levels in a medical or biological context.
Example: "The adjustment of hormones is crucial for managing certain health conditions, such as thyroid disorders."
Alternatives: "modification of hormones" or "regulation of hormones."
Moreover, the lack of adjustment for hormone replacement therapy in some studies might have confounded results among women.
In the axitinib phase III trial [5], the most common AEs of grade ⩾3 were hypertension, diarrhoea and fatigue; 32% of axitinib patients had elevations in thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) and 27% required initiation or dose adjustments of thyroid hormone replacement.
In the subset of postmenopausal women, these associations tended to be weaker but little affected by adjustment for hormone replacement therapy.
Among women, adjustment for hormone replacement therapies did not affect the PM2.5 estimates.
Careful endocrinological follow up is also needed to assure appropriate adjustments in dosages of hormone replacement therapy in patients who might have changes in endocrine function for successful treatment of the invading neoplasm.
The association was robust to adjustment for age, receipt of hormone replacement therapy, coprescribed drugs, and confounding by indication.
His flawed reanalysis of old data lacks actual screening information, applies arbitrary adjustments for hormone use and makes an unjustified assumption that breast cancer incidence is not truly rising.
The most significant responses to treatment, by analyzing morphometric features, were observed during the first three time points (day 1, day 3, and day 7), after which there appeared to be an adjustment of the gland to the hormone ablation.
The same adjustment was performed for postmenopausal women except for ever use of hormone replacement therapy (HRT) instead of ever use of OC; adjustment was also made for age at menopause.
After these adjustments, only grip strength, leg extension length and years of hormone therapy remained significant indicators of osteoporosis.
