The phrase "adjusts for different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or adaptations made to account for various factors or conditions.
Example: "The software adjusts for different user preferences to enhance the overall experience."
Alternatives: "accounts for various" or "modifies for different".
A choice of scenes adjusts for different situations, like overexposed photos or portraits.
That's because the device-which has met with success in initial studies-opens pores for a whole day with minimum discomfort, sterilizes them, and adjusts for different skin types, Flynn says.
In order to account for different household compositions, household income is transformed into equivalent income, by using the square root equivalence scale (OECD 2006); the equivalent income is then divided by the PPP (purchasing power parity) index provided in SHARE, which adjusts for different purchasing power across countries.
The paired availability design (PAD) is a method for combining data from various before-and-after studies that adjusts for different fraction receiving the intervention in a manner similar to that for nonattendance and contamination [ 25].
This is not surprising, since the SROC curve is a concept designed for assessing the diagnostic accuracy of a diagnostic test globally, in the sense that it adjusts for different cut-off values.
The model adjusts for different current disease-related costs and different vaccine impacts in high-income and low-income countries, and for other factors related to country-specific conditions such as life expectancy, unit cost (expressed in $), disease management, and GDP, among others.
We tried to control confounding by adjusting for different covariates in difference scales but adjustment for none of them changed the association substantially.
The crude HR for abnormally higher LDL-C concentration (≥3.37 mmol/L) was 0.65 (0.41-1.03); and the adjusted HR was statistically significant around 0.60 (0.37-0.95) when adjusted for different sets of confounding factors.
Using these respective models to adjust for different weeks of gestation showed that QRS duration differed significantly between gender from the 31st week onward.
Different studies adjusted for different risk factors, although broad consistency between unadjusted and adjusted models was noted.
Time to progression and OS did not differ significantly between the two age cohorts even after adjusting for different prognostic factors, such as gender, PS, stage and histology.
