The phrase "adjustment systematic" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity. A more complete phrase would be needed to convey a clear meaning.
Example: "The adjustment systematic in our approach has led to improved outcomes."
Alternatives: "systematic adjustment" or "methodical adjustment".
Thus, the risk estimates discussed above do not include adjustment for systematic imbalance in predictive factors between the implant groups.
We note that not all observed differences were statistically significant in unadjusted subgroup and secondary analyses, presumably due to the lack of adjustment for systematic differences in patient characteristics between prophylaxis subgroups.
When comparing practices and when holding practices against standards comparability is obtained through standardisation – that is adjustment for systematic variation in patient, GP and practice characteristics between the compared groups.
A systematic adjustment for comorbidities that considers all major primary diagnoses and comorbidities is necessary to generate more precise estimates of cause of illness spending.
Our results demonstrate that partial substitution of intercalated Au with Bi reduces spin splitting of the Dirac cone in graphene and even allows for its systematic adjustment through concentration of Bi.
This result is important because it shows that while one or two acoustic parameters may be crucial characteristics of a type of exaggerated speech, task production involved the systematic adjustment of a complex set of continuous acoustic parameters.
A systematic adjustment was made for the given hospital centre.
A systematic adjustment for age, sex and geographical origin of individuals was done.
The inclusion of Year as a fixed effect enabled adjustment for a (systematic) trend in the response over time.
Thus, systematic adjustment for the degree of urbanization of the place of residence and for the type of housing was conducted.
