The phrase "adjusts the estimates" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing modifications or changes made to previously calculated or projected values.
Example: "The analyst adjusts the estimates based on the latest market data to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "modifies the projections" or "revises the calculations."
This estimator adjusts the estimates of survival for a given cohort to account for delays in death reports, provided that the delay of death report distribution is known.
The ZP estimator, which adjusts the estimates for passing a significance threshold pcrit at stage 1, makes no correction for the two most significant stage 1 SNPs found by Todd et al. [2007] or Parkes et al. [2007].
Bundervoet (2009) adjusts the estimates for bias related to households in which all members were killed.
We used a random effects model which adjusts the estimates and confidence intervals to account for between-study variations.
G-computation formula adjusts the estimates for base confounders – variables that affect both main exposures and outcome – and post confounders – variables not previously included in the model that can be affected by exposures and related to the mediating variable.
This approach adjusts the estimates of allelic imbalance based on the null expectation for the relative abundance of the two alleles estimated from the DNA controls, p. The model that estimates bias using DNA controls estimates the p hyper-parameter used in the model that estimates allelic imbalance in RNA-seq data.
Method 4, which statistically adjusts the estimate of one-year mortality by the Frangakis & Rubin method [20] is 9.9% (8.4%–11.5%).
The second Poisson model further adjusts the estimate of 2 participants per month downward to be uniformly distributed between zero and two.
As in the random-effects method, the degrees of freedom are based on the number of clusters, which in turn adjusts the estimate of the confidence interval [ 35].
