The phrase "adjustments for these" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to modifications or changes that need to be made regarding specific items or situations previously mentioned.
Example: "After reviewing the feedback, we will make the necessary adjustments for these issues to improve our project."
Alternatives: "modifications for these" or "changes for these".
As there were no significant differences in baseline characteristics no adjustments for these variables were performed and the costs were directly included into cost-effectiveness calculations as mean values.
However, even after adjustments for these variables, patients with the lowest mental health status had a more than twofold higher risk of new cardiovascular events or death compared to those with the highest mental health status.
Because the two variables, waist circumference and triglycerides, were not measured in all of the cohorts used in the present study, adjustments for these variables were not done in the final data analysis.
Adjustments for these factors are beyond the scope of this paper, but it is important for those using this study to consider their potential effect".
Figure 2 depicts observed PI scores and predicted logarithmic adjustments for these models.
Therefore no adjustments for these variables have been applied in the statistical analyses.
However, it is interesting that Africa ranks fourth in research productivity when adjustments for these two factors are made.
Neither mean income nor the proportion of unemployed was highly correlated to individual socioeconomic status, and adjustments for these factors tended to reduce the risk estimates for aircraft noise.
Where imbalances are suspected, further exploratory adjusted analyses will be carried out that include additional adjustment for these factors.
However, technical difficulties of adjusting for spatial correlation in a weighted analysis precluded any adjustment for these effects.
(The Nov. 6 forecast builds in an adjustment for these effects).
