Description of the negative adsorption of anions calls for a further adjustment through the use of an "effective porosity".
Approaches to date have largely been restricted to adjustment for the use or nonuse of the trial medicines.
Adjustment for the use of INCS resulted in a small, but consistent reduction in the risk.
Adjustment for the use of azathioprine and smoking resulted in minor changes of the risk estimate.
Also, adjustment for the use of antidiabetic medications was not possible due to lack of data.
Similar results remained even after adjustment for the use of antidepressants during follow-up (table 4).
Further adjustment for the use of allergic medicine did not modify these results.
For comparison to Australian population data, the ALSWH prevalence estimates require adjustment through the use of sample weights.
Additional adjustment for the use of mannitol, hypertonic saline solution and hyperglycemia did not change the findings (data not shown).
Most were minor and can be mitigated by meticulous surgical techniques, adjustment of stimulation parameters, dental adjustments, and the use of mouth guards.
