Sentence examples for by an adjustment factor from inspiring English sources

We used job-specific coefficients from the regression models in Table 4 to estimate RR for 20 years of work and calculated smoking adjustment factors to estimate smoking-adjusted risks by dividing each job-specific regression coefficient by an adjustment factor.

The pedestrian impact is considered by an adjustment factor in the existing method (Brilon et al., 1993) which was developed based on the roundabouts under the design with physical splitter island, crosswalk and distance of one-vehicle length between crosswalk and yield line.

During development of the hemoglobin-oxygen binding assay, we controlled the uneven distribution of oxygenation values in 240 central wells by an adjustment factor determined for each well.

Coefficients for other tissues were determined by multiplying the adipose:blood coefficient by an adjustment factor related to the lipid composition of the target tissue.

Each weight provided by AIHW was multiplied by an adjustment factor and then applied to the data to bring the total number of households down to the effective sample size provided by AIHW.

Therefore the 'sister units of risk exposure', the reported number of sisters who had reached the age of 15, was multiplied by an adjustment factor as defined by Graham et al. 6 A correction made for the fact that respondents under the age of 25 are likely to have more sisters who will reach age 15 or get married in the future.

We adjusted confidence intervals (CI) and p-values for any extra-Poisson overdispersion by using an adjustment factor (the square root of the model deviance divided by the degrees of freedom) in all cases where its value was greater than 1.

We also addressed the overestimation abundance of small species by incorporating an adjustment factor based on the relationship between body size and population metabolic rate.

These were then inflated to 2009 dollars by applying an adjustment factor of 1.096 [ 23].

Instead, we smooth the genomic waves by estimating an adjustment factor for each locus since we have found that the estimated CNs show a fairly stable pattern between loci (see Additional file 1).

The static model from Israel reported to have included partial herd protection effects by use of an adjustment factor.