The phrase "adjustment of many" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing changes or modifications that affect a large number of people or elements, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "The adjustment of many policies was necessary to accommodate the new regulations."
Alternatives: "modification of numerous" or "change affecting many".
Also, glass pipettes are typically produced by the investigator with programmable electrode pullers that allow for the adjustment of many different parameters, resulting in virtually endless possibilities in adjusting the shape of the electrode tip [ 4, 46].
One of the reasons for this could be the difficulty in calculations, which are computation-intensive and require adjustment of many parameters [33].
The large sample allowed adequate power for adjustment of many covariates, resulting in more robust comparisons and the ability to detect small differences within subgroups of the study population.
Therefore, the effects of smoking on ALP level may be complicated with many extrahepatic mechanisms that did not show a consistent association with smoking in our study after adjustment of many factors.
The consistent associations between PM2.5 and increased HR and reduced HRV (SDNN and HF), which remained even after adjustment of many time-varying confounders, add to existing literature on the adverse effect of particulate air pollution on autonomic modulation.
We assessed a wide range of factors, allowing adjustment for many of the known as well as potential confounders, in addition to exploring interactions with age, which is of key public health relevance in terms of vaccination policy.
As it does every year, the Internal Revenue Service announced 2013 cost-of-living adjustments to many of the amounts you and your employer can contribute toward your retirement accounts.
A strength of our case study was the availability of detailed person-level clinical data enabling adjustment for many of the factors that might have otherwise biased an analysis of ART attrition before vs. after the earthquake.
While these results demonstrate the concept, optimization was not conducted and significant improvements would be expected with proper adjustment of the many variables possible with this approach.
Registration of and adjustment for many potential confounders.
However, the adjustment for many determinants of serum adipokines levels including inflammatory markers, insulin, and estrogen assessment may be suggested to reinforce the observed associations in our future research.
