The phrase "adjustment showed a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the results or findings of a study, analysis, or observation related to an adjustment made.
Example: "The adjustment showed a significant improvement in the overall performance metrics."
Alternatives: "adjustment indicated a" or "adjustment revealed a".
We selected household income to adjust for SES in this study because its adjustment showed a larger impact on the ORs for the association between Tl and LBW than did the other two SES variables.
Frail subjects with low psychosocial adjustment showed a lower level of ADL compared to frail individuals with higher psychosocial level.
Compared to the unadjusted PFS analysis, the Simon Makuch adjustment showed a smaller but still significant difference in the chi-squared distributions between responders and nonresponders in both NovoTTF-100A and BPC cohorts.
All individual targets except dialysis dose were associated with a decreased hospital days (Table 3), but propensity score adjustment showed a statistically significant decrease in hospital days with the attainment of the dialysis dose target.
In both regions, the number of coping practices related to water management and agricultural adjustment shows a significant inverse correlation with the hazard-related economic damage incurred by the households at risk (r w.mang = −0.66, p < 0.000; r agri = −0.71, p < 0.000).
Generalized least squares models with phylogenetic adjustment showed that there was a strong phylogenetic signal in species response to habitat quality, illustrating that site occupancy patterns were distinct for species from different subfamilies.
Forward adjustment showed BMI to be an influencing factor in treatment (OR 3.1 (1.7 to 5.6), p<0.001).
Post-hoc comparisons using the Wilcoxon Signed Rank tests with a Bonferonni adjustment showed that the ratings for vitality, physical function and general health were significantly lower compared to all other dimensions (p < 0.002).
Bx20 on the other hand, had significantly higher representation in NT mothers compared to TR mothers (Figure 1b) and this association was also weakened with MVL adjustment but showed a similar trend (Table 2).
In separate models, the odds ratios (ORs) for the composite score were strongly associated with progression of CAC, even after adjustment, and showed a dose-response effect with the strongest effect of composite score 3 4.
Given that the 1PL model with DIF adjustment showed the best fit, this condition is used to examine growth below.
