They call for an ambitious budget to match the challenges faced by the regions, and say that cohesion policy must not be made an "adjustment variable", stressing that cohesion policy "coverage of all EU regions is a 'red line' for the European Parliament".
The covariate presence/absence of menopause was included as an adjustment variable and it was not statistically significant, although given its clinical importance it was maintained during the modeling process.
Maternal age at conception is unlikely to be a meaningful adjustment variable because the age of women during the long term follow-up is 22-29 years.
The inter-hemispheric gyrification pattern was included as an adjustment variable in these analyses, and we found no interaction of handedness × inter-hemispheric gyrification pattern.
The significant predictor of the selected model was included as an adjustment variable in several logistic regression analyses to determine the impact of attitudes or opinions about Kampo and Western medicine on predicting the use of Kampo.
The right HG number was added as an adjustment variable in these analyses, however, we verified a significant increase of right aHG surface area in left-handers having either a single right HG [ F(1 233) = 11.2, p < 10−3] or a right duplication [ F(1 185) = 2.4, p < 3.10−2].
In most studies conducted to date, eczema had not been looked at or was used only as an adjustment variable (Nicolai et al. 2003).
This information should be a powerful adjustment variable; 'arranging to collect it will call for imaginative thinking, experimentation, and patience, but it is an idea deserving much effort' [ 13].
In other words, after normalization, batch was not utilized as an adjustment variable when testing the probes for differential expression between Groups 1 and 2. Of the 100 simulated studies, all 100 were significant for the KS-test of Criterion I for both QN and ISN.
The Charlson comorbidity index (CCI) is widely used as an adjustment variable in prognostic models.
