The phrase "allowed us to adjust" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the flexibility or changes made possible by a certain situation or decision.
Example: "The feedback from our clients allowed us to adjust our strategy for better results."
Alternatives: "enabled us to modify" or "permitted us to adapt".
Second, we had detailed information on lifestyle, dietary intake, and medication use, which allowed us to adjust for potential confounding and evaluate possible effect modification.
This procedure allowed us to adjust the threshold used by the SVM classifier according to the desired sensitivity/specificity relationship.
However, using a novel analysis, which allowed us to adjust for both the smoking status of an individual's friends and the concordance for friends' smoking status within pairs, we found greater concordance for smoking in MZ pairs only at wave 1 when most twins were living together.
We explored the possibility of an association between inpatient care for hyperemesis gravidarum and the subsequent risk for breast cancer using Swedish registry data, which also allowed us to adjust for confounders, such as parity and age at first birth.
This semi-parametic GAM model allowed us to adjust parametrically for the same covariates used in the linear analyses and at the same time estimate the association between peak blood lead concentrations and IQ nonparametically.
The use of two successive segmentations at different scales allowed us to adjust the segmentation parameters to the local structure of the landscape and of the cover.
Anchoring vignettes are short descriptions that mark fixed levels of ability (e.g. people with different levels of mobility such as a paraplegic person or an athlete who runs 4 km each day) and allow us to adjust for individual variations in the use of response categories to describe the same health state [ 17, 18, 29].
We used the Partek software suite to construct our heatmap, to allow us to adjust the saturation range of z-scores in order to make the heatmap more interpretable for the reader as a visual tool.
Third, the reliability of information used to administer the included risk assessment tools and the reliability of information used to determine outcome occurrence was not routinely reported to allow us to adjust for these potential moderators.
While we have partially addressed this issue by using more than one unexposed cohort, our data do not allow us to adjust for potential differences in pregnancy intentions between groups, which can impact on antenatal care and perinatal outcomes.
We first use Beagle (Browning and Browning, 2011) to detect pairwise IBD tracts, as Beagle allows us to adjust a threshold to detect short IBD tracts, with the side effects of obtaining many false-positive IBD tracts.
