The phrase "adjustment to adjust" is not correct and sounds redundant in written English.
It may be used in contexts where one is discussing the need for a change or modification, but it would be clearer to rephrase it.
Example: "The adjustment to adjust the settings was necessary for optimal performance."
Alternatives: "modification to make" or "change to adapt".
Comparisons among all genotypes for HSI were done using Kruskal Wallis H test with Dunn's post hoc test (with Bonferroni p adjustment to adjust for multiple comparisons).
While our findings are concordant with those of Zhang et al., they did not use any type of statistical designs (matching, covariate adjustment, or propensity-based adjustment) to adjust for differences between the DES and BMS patients.
We used a Bonferroni adjustment to adjust for multiple comparisons.
To facilitate comparison between site-specific concentrations, collected during one of six sampling sessions, we apply a temporal adjustment to adjust distributed site samples for between-session variability primarily driven by time-varying meteorology or long-range transport, and to derive seasonally representative mean values.
In analyzing the results of observational studies, scientists make statistical adjustments to adjust for the potential confounding factors that they can measure — age, alcohol consumption, exercise, employment, and the like.
In further analyses, we use regression adjustments to adjust for small imbalances remaining in the matched samples, i.e. we include all matching variables as covariates in the model.
Propensity adjustment seeks to adjust the model to eliminate this type of confounding on the basis of treatment assignment.
Risk adjustment attempts to adjust for differences in client populations that may bias the HCQI rates.
All clinical groups were compared with the control group using Dunnett's adjustment technique to adjust the P-value for multiple comparisons.
These sampling weights are provided in DHSs datasets and are adjustment factors to adjust for differences in probability of selection [ 12].
Risk adjustment attempts to adjust for different populations of clients who may be at greater risk for experiencing quality issues that is a function of their clinical status rather than the quality of care.
