It seems to him that we live in a universe delicately tuned to our requirements, the interaction of forces "almost miraculously adjusted so that life could develop and evolve".
The federal government has discounted postage rates for publications since 1792, but in the last 40 years, the discount has fallen to less than $300 million from almost $2 billion, adjusted for inflation.
The odds ratio of virologic failure among patients with incomplete adherence almost tripled (adjusted OR 2.8, 95%CI 1.2 6.7) and doubled among those exposed to any type of ARVs prior to ART initiation (adj. OR 2.1, 95%CI 1.2 3.9).
With a few thousand PVs for fPV = 0.05 (solid lines), the bias of U could be removed almost completely (adjusted RR ≈ SRR).
Age and education were almost universally adjusted for in all cohorts, age and education (n = 20), age and National Reading Test score (n = 2), age (n = 2), education (n = 1), and neither (n = 1).
As stated above, for drugs such as those listed in Table 1, where renal clearance overshadows the 'lesser' hepatic clearance, dosages are almost never adjusted to account for changes in nonrenal clearance.
And you should almost always adjust for inflation.
The wires are alive this morning with reports from Fed watchers, who are presumably taking their cues from Fed officials themselves, writing that the Fed will almost certainly adjust its language in a more hawkish fashion at the December or January meeting and is on track for an initial rate increase in the middle of 2015.
In New York, for example, per capita income rose almost 57percentt over those three decades, yet legislative salaries fell by almost 9percentt, when adjusted for inflation, according to the analysis.
The magnitude of these diabetes-associated cognitive decrements was attenuated by almost half when adjusted for hippocampal and total gray volumes, but was unchanged by adjustment for cerebrovascular lesions or white matter volume.
