The phrase "as adjustments for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing modifications or changes made to account for certain factors or variables.
Example: "The financial report included several figures as adjustments for inflation and market fluctuations."
Alternatives: "as modifications for" or "as corrections for".
Furthermore, our study used the mean of patients' age and the proportion of patients with major disease card as adjustments for patient's disease severity.
Use of these correction factors as well as adjustments for cosmic radiation and the impact of surrounding low levels of NORM in the soil, allows for good agreement between the radiation fields predicted and measured above the pads at both 0.15 m and 1 m.
It is one of the largest of its kind, which permits analyses of erysipelas per site of infection as well as adjustments for coexisting risk factors.
We defined two populations for analysis: protocols where missing information was imputed and protocols that reported all core components and any additional information such as adjustments for multiple testing required to accurately recalculate the sample size (complete reporting).
Although stage data were incomplete, it seems unlikely that stage confounded the main finding as adjustments for stage in the subset of cancer registries where stage data were 85% complete had little influence on risk estimates.
We also examined the value of the fixed-effect constant terms as adjustments for unobserved heterogeneity, and confirmed a correlation between the fixed value and the function and location of the sample hospitals.
Adjustment for diet had a similar effect as adjustment for BMI SES - and diet-adjusted PR 2.08 [0.97–4.47] for highest versus lowest acculturation group).
Estimation was conducted allowing for separate baseline hazards within each of the four cohort-sex strata, which gave similar results as adjustment for these factors.
As before, CLR models were used to estimates ORs associated with drug use in each period with mutual adjustment for exposure in other periods as well as adjustment for screening predictors.
This does not surprise us, as adjustment for propensity scores also did not change our results.
Adjustment for adult BMI had the same effect on the association as adjustment for BMI at 15 years.
