Sentence examples for adjustment with an from inspiring English sources

Detailed inspection with quantile-quantile plots suggested the need for further adjustment with an inflation factor (Devlin et al. 2004).

However, even with ideal dose adjustment with an average concentration exactly on target, 35% of concentrations in a typical patient will be outside the suggested acceptable range.

In accordance to our findings, a plethora of publications have shown that patients with chronic pelvic pain have a decreased quality of life and, consequently, reduced social adjustment with an increase in psychiatric morbidity [ 6, 28], and recently alterations in sexual life [ 8].

The adjusted in-hospital mortality was not higher in the groups treated up to 4.5 hours after stroke onset; there was also a non-significant trend towards reduced mortality (after adjustment) with an odds ratio of 0.85 (95% confidence interval 0.7 to 1.1) for a time from onset to treatment of up to 90 minutes compared with the group not treated with rtPA (table 3).

An individual approach would provide an improved adjustment with a greater reduction of residual confounding.

And we can't combine a painful fiscal adjustment with a doubling of electricity prices, so climate change policies need to be reformed too.

November 2018: I'll be giving a talk at GSA on the response of U.S. east coast rivers to glacial isostatic adjustment, with a focus on the Potomac River!

The majority of these investigations define adjustment with a limited number of outcomes measured proximal in time to the maltreatment experience.

Though some expressed fears that smaller theatre companies and individual performers would be hit, a spokesperson said: "The council is currently considering the most appropriate ways to apply this adjustment, with a focus on minimising the impact across the sector.

He gives Blake's meteor-enraptured man a little adjustment: with a gentle rotation of the figure's head, the nose — that reliable comic prop — becomes the focal point of the composition.

Overall, we found that chronic kidney diseases had the highest increase in total spending after comorbidity adjustment with a 74.1% increase, followed by atrial fibrillation and flutter (40.9%).