Sentence examples for adjustment standard from inspiring English sources

The best-known illustration of the CMI as a resource consumption adjustment standard is the Diagnosis Related Group DRGG) CMI used by Medicare in the US.

However, the idea of CMI as a resource consumption and severity adjustment standard does not belong exclusively to DRG-like systems.

The Predictive 303 study (n = 5604) evaluated the effectiveness of insulin detemir, using a simplified patient self-adjusted dosing algorithm (303 Algorithm group) compared with standard-of-care physician-driven adjustments (Standard-of-care group) in a predominantly primary care setting, over a period of 6 months.

This resulted in the adjustment of standard errors and thereby adjustment of confidence intervals.

Adjustment for standard confounders (table 4, model 2) did not alter the observed associations.

The adjustment to standard errors is done through quasi-likelihood estimation.

Unlike the variations seen in HDI grouping, this difference persisted despite adjustment for standard covariates.

There was no evidence of autocorrelation of residuals (r=−0.16; p=0.40), so adjustment of standard errors was not deemed necessary.

Adjustment for standard CHD risk factors both potential mediating factors and confounding factors was lacking in the majority of studies.

There was no evidence of (first-order) autocorrelation of residuals (r=−0.0123, p=0.95), so no adjustment of standard errors was necessary.

On the other hand, PMID16505416Sig822 showed no significant associations in three test datasets after adjustment for standard clinical covariates.