Sentence examples for be controlled for when from inspiring English sources
In the commentary by Bianchi and Laurent (2015), the authors suggest that depressive symptoms should be controlled for when examining the neurobiology associated with trait neuroticism.
Furthermore, genetics and early shared environment explain a substantial proportion of LBP cases and need to be controlled for when investigating risk factors for LBP.
Hair samples from both wild and captive primates revealed that age and sex can affect hair cortisol concentrations; these effects need to be controlled for when making comparisons between individual animals or populations.
In addition, our analysis classifies migrants into groups according to their country of origin and destination combination something that had not been done before and shows that this sort of classification needs to be controlled for when researching overeducation among migrants.
Several factors, such as nutrition, nicotine consumption, medication and physical activity should be controlled for when inflammation markers are studied.
First, background characteristics need to be controlled for when estimating HSUVs.
The efficiency level tends to depend on the economic and social structures of the region, whose influences were controlled for when deriving the efficiency scores, thus resulting in a more accurate index.
Subject demographic variables statistically associated with the AHD measures were controlled for when testing the relationships between the AHD and pain measures.
Claims systems do not need identical SSI indicator rates or confirmation rates for their data to be pooled, as long as this difference is controlled for when making other comparisons.
Differences in baseline demographic characteristics (age, gender, geographic region, health plan type, and payer type) and comorbidity burden (CCI scores) were controlled for when calculating total adjusted all-cause health care utilization.
Even when lifestyle was controlled for, people doing shifts were still put at higher risk.
