Sentence examples for assumed adjustments from inspiring English sources

Sphericity was assessed and where the assumption of sphericity could not be assumed, adjustments to the degrees of freedom were made (ε > 0.75 = Huynh-Feldt; ε < 0.75 = Greenhouse-Geisser).

The payer's perspective will allow healthcare organizations to gauge approximately what it would cost for them to conduct a similar program in the future; assuming adjustments are made for inflation.

Otherwise, the generalized linear models with generalized estimating equations were used to analyze the treatment effect, assuming a logit link function and an unstructured correlation for binary outcomes or an identity link function and an unstructured correlation for continuous outcomes, and assuming adjustment for period and carry-over effects in the model.

Thirdly, when adjustments for multiple testing were not reported we assumed no adjustment had been applied.

It is also usually assumed that adjustment for serum lipids in non-fasting individuals can mirror these fasting equilibrium conditions [ 47].

We assumed that adjustment for individual characteristics such as age, occupation or smoking, made women with different sampling conditions more comparable.

That is, we adjusted for parity and maternal age to account for the change in risk of preterm birth within the study period, and assumed this adjustment was sufficient.

This can be interpreted as the choice of a refinancing policy assuming an adjustment interval tending to infinity; the firm never adjusts the level of debt according to potential changes in (widetilde{V}^mathrm{L}_t).

Although the U.S. EPA Survey data correspond to only 1 year (1990), we assumed that the adjustments that we derived from the data would, in most instances, apply to all 4 years of interest.

The corresponding sewage treatment fees for residents and industries should rise to 1.50 and 2.25 CNY/m3, respectively, assuming comprehensive adjustment of industrial structure and policy.

Social representations can give meaning to our beliefs, opinions and representations of the world; they assume an adjustment function to our membership groups and determine our behavior.