The phrase "adjustments with age" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to changes or adaptations that occur as a person grows older, often in the context of physical, mental, or emotional development.
Example: "Many people experience various adjustments with age, such as changes in energy levels and adaptability to new situations."
Alternatives: "changes over time" or "adaptations as one ages".
Multivariate regression analyses showed that the short-short genotype carriers had a significantly higher risk for TN development after adjustments with age, sex, and smoke (adjusted OR = 3.219, P < 0.001).
Multivariate regression analyses showed that the 5-HTTLPR short-short genotype carriage had a dramatically increased higher chance for higher BNI score after adjustments with age, sex and smoking status (adjusted OR = 5.1, P < 0.001).
The adjusted OR (AOR) for each risk factor was estimated by the adjustments with age, sex and educational level.
With FokI CC as reference, the TT carriage had a significantly higher risk for development of HCC after adjustments with age, sex, HBV infection time, α -fetoprotein, smoking status, and alcohol intake.
With FokI CC as reference, our data showed that the TT carriage had a significantly higher risk for development of HCC after adjustments with age, gender, HBV infection time, smoker status, family cancer history, alcohol intake, BMI, and serum AFP level (OR = 2.269, P = 0.006).
In multivariate analysis, 25 patients who progressed to chronic infection were compared with 61 HBV-genotyped patients who had not progressed to chronic infection, HBV C2 was found to be a unique independent factor for the chronicification after adjustments with age and sex (table 3).
Adjustment with age was done with multiple linear regression.
This protective effect remained significant after adjustment with age, gender or site of onset in multivariate analysis.
In the ALS population, after adjustment with age in a multivariate Cox model, platelet serotonin remained a significant predictor of survival, thus showing that the correlation between platelet serotonin and survival unlikely results from an effect of age on platelet serotonin levels.
Patients with diabetes still had lower e′ velocity after adjustment with age and body mass index (p=0.04 by ANCOVA).
As the age is significantly different between the groups, we compared all the characteristics after adjustment with age, which showed the consistent results.
