The phrase "adjustment sample" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to statistics, research, or data analysis where a sample is modified or adjusted for specific purposes.
Example: "In our study, we used an adjustment sample to account for the biases in the initial data collection."
Alternatives: "modified sample" or "corrected sample".
Concerns regarding performance measures include technical concerns (eg, validity, risk adjustment, sample size, and accuracy considerations), concerns regarding the cost of implementation, and concerns regarding unintended consequences.
It shows that without adjustment, sample Stamen 3.2 is separate from other samples, while after adjustment, Stamen 3.1 is much closer to Stamen 3.2.
Before adjustment, samples that were flagged during quality assessment cluster closely together, irrespective of the disease status of the samples.
The survey's quality control such as sample size, questionnaire modifications or adjustments, sample random selection has been done by ICT.
Data extraction forms included followings; study design, exposure validation, definition of exposure (smoking) and outcome (stillbirth), confounders adjustments, sample size and study location.
Adjustment for sample preparation day, sample storage duration and age did not substantially alter results.
The sampling method, appropriate adjustment for sampling design, including sampling weight and a high response rate (98%) from the survey are important strengths of this study.
The sampling method, appropriate adjustment for sampling design in the analysis including sampling weights, and an adequate response rate (78%) to the survey interviews are important strengths of this survey.
Inadequate adjustment for sample structure may lead to inflation of test statistics and possibly spurious associations between the variables of interest.
The method was first given formal mathematical treatment by Deming and Stephan (1940), based on a restricted least-squares criterion, in the context of the adjustment of sample estimates to fixed census marginal totals in the construction of contingency tables.
Linear regression of allele dosages on case-control status was performed to test for association, with adjustment for sample group (discovery/replication) in the combined dataset.
