Sentence examples for appropriate adjusted from inspiring English sources

The salaries of women and minorities should be reviewed to ensure that they are equitable to others in the organization with similar responsibilities, experience, expertise, and level of performance If salary inequities are identified, they should be brought to the attention of the Senior Officer so they can be reviewed separately and, where appropriate, adjusted.

Continuous data were compared between groups using ANOVA and, where appropriate, adjusted for repeated measurements over time.

However, where appropriate, adjusted risk factor ORs were pooled using random-effects models according to the method proposed by DerSimonian and Laird [ 36].

Linear or logistic regression models as appropriate adjusted for time spent walking and cycling at baseline and the demographic, socioeconomic and health characteristics shown in table 2. Proximity was modelled as the negative of the distance between home and the nearest access point to the 'greater Connect2 project' including feeder routes.

Models were adjusted for socio-demographic characteristics and health risk factors as appropriate; adjusted odds ratios (OR) and 95% confidence intervals (CI) are presented.

Where appropriate, adjusted odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals are reported.

On the 30th meeting of the SBSTA in June 2009 participants recognized that baseline establishment could take into account historic data, national circumstances, drivers of deforestation and if appropriate adjust for expected future emission trends [47].

While the medical establishment may continue to treat us after the fact of illness; and while it may further encourage us to reach for the quick fix of pills and surgery, in response to that illness, we can educate ourselves on the complementary and alternative medicine alternatives and, where appropriate, adjust our lifestyles accordingly.

Elsewhere, differences are calculated by linear or binomal regression as appropriate, adjusting for baseline values.

On the 30th meeting of the SBSTA in June 2009 participants recognized that baseline establishment could take into account historic data, national circumstances, drivers of deforestation and if appropriate adjust for expected future emission trends [ 47].

While not perfect, their analysis is appropriate, adjusting for the type and severity of illness and a number of other potentially confounding variables and using methods to deal with the intrinsically clustered data.