Yes, to begin with, it's plain that a figure as round and level as 8% could only ever be an approximation of actuarially equivalent adjustment for delaying benefits, and I'm not going to claim I have the tools at hand to calculate the "correct" adjustment factors.
For discrete variable (liver fibrosis in this case), stratified analysis is equivalent to adjustment of covariate using regression analysis [ 18].
After the adjustment process was complete, we introduce an equivalent reduction of €0.10 per kilo on semolina price.
To perform the adjustment, both splice edges are moved an equivalent number of nucleotides to reach a canonical splice site, where possible.
For the adjustment stage, the governing equations are converted to an equivalent set of characteristic equations, which represent waves propagating into or out of the computational domain.
Spending on health is expected to rise to 10%, dwarfing all other categories of spending.The OBR believes a fiscal adjustment of 1.5% of GDP (equivalent to £22 billion), on top of planned austerity measures, would be needed to return government debt to its pre-crisis level of 40% by 2060.
Australia lacks an equivalent of the US First Amendment.
Premature pessimism, or an early adjustment of expectations?
This amount is set to the national average cost of providing an equivalent treatment in all similar hospitals with adjustments for regional differences in costs.
The p-value obtained in this analysis is equivalent to the EASE score, which uses a conservative adjustment of the Fisher's exact probability, and was applied to identify significantly enriched gene categories.
Reported pre/post-operative differences in spherical equivalent changes were also greatest in the De Silva study (an adjustment of 1.89).
