Sentence examples for before adjustments for from inspiring English sources
The $155m price is believed to make Le Rêve the most expensive Picasso ever, and the second costliest painting of all time, before adjustments for inflation.
In August, those trends appeared to be ending: The unemployment rate declined from 10 percent in June and July, though the number of jobs – before adjustments for the usual seasonal fluctuations – actually fell.
Still, before adjustments for price increases, the top-floor penthouse at 432 Park is being listed for $82.55 million, or about $10,000 a square foot, which is higher than the $8,700 a square foot, or roughly $95 million, that someone agreed to pay for the duplex penthouse at One57.
Here's a firm whose most recent quarter showed revenues up 112% to $86.3 million and earnings per share (before adjustments for acquisitions) up 110%.
Our results (at least before adjustments for active smoking were undertaken) are in accordance with this.
Before adjustments for demographics and sexual behavior variables, respondents who believed that HIV spread through vaginal or anal sex were more likely to be infected than those who did not believe HIV spread in that way (Table 1).
Tree canopy coverage also was positively associated with the IgE response to any of the nine allergens after (but not before) adjustment for covariates (RR = 1.20; 95% CI: 1.05, 1.37) (Table 4) and with the IgE response to several individual allergens when modeled separately [see Supplemental Material, Table S1 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1205513)].
**** RR for continuous model based on inter quartile range Mothers in the highest quartile PM10 level during the first trimester were found to be at increased risk of delivering a LBW infant in comparison to those exposed to levels < 25th percentile (adjusted RR 1.33; 95%CI 1.02, 1.74), before adjustment for birth year.
A potential example of this in our study was the finding that mean BMD Z-scores were significantly different between CCS and healthy siblings before adjustment for height SDS, but not significantly different after adjusting for height SDS.
Before adjustment for inflation, spending was flat, slightly less than forecasts for a 0.1 percent increase.
Before adjustment for inflation, retail sales grew even more slowly in May than in April.
