The phrase "adjustments none of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that there are no adjustments being made, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In this report, adjustments none of the previous recommendations were implemented."
Alternatives: "no adjustments made" or "no changes applied".
Even with minor adjustments, none of these pancakes take more than a half hour to prepare.
By ANCOVA, the levels of IgGt to both MSP2 (3D7 allelic form) and to GLURP, of IgG1 to GLURP and of IgG3 to MSP2 (both allelic forms) were found to be higher in the ACHP compared to the UMA group (Table 3), but after multiple test adjustments none of these associations remained statistically significant, and further logistic regression analysis was therefore not performed.
After FDR adjustments, none of these associations remained significant.
After multiple adjustments, none of the physical conditions were associated with lifetime heavy drinking except for chronic pain, where there was a significant positive association (OR 1.44, 95% CI 1.07-1.93).
However, after multivariable adjustment, none of the above baseline standard risk factors remained significant predictors of either CAC or AAC progression.
After adjustment, none of the group differences were statistically significant for any type of organ damage or failure.> -wrap-foot> aOdds ratio and P value estimated by logistic regression analysis.
We tried to control confounding by adjusting for different covariates in difference scales but adjustment for none of them changed the association substantially.
Among girls with excess weight, there was also a clear trend towards better adjustment, but none of the change scores compared to zero proved to be statistically significant.
The findings catch evolution in the act of making this adjustment - as none of the critters have eyes, but some of them still have stumpy eye-stalks.
After adjustment for confounders, none of the other antimicrobial drugs was associated with MRSA colonization.
