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At a press conference today, EC VP Valdis Dombrovskis said: "At EU level, the [CCCTB] proposal offers a basis to address key challenges, for example by further adjusting permanent establishment rules.

This relationship was not changed by further adjusting for any other variable that differed significantly between genotype groups (HR 0.48, 95% CI 0.26 0.89; p = 0.019).

In addition, we also conducted analyses by further adjusting for post-surgical treatment.

The effects of 2-year weight loss on diabetes risk were not affected by further adjusting for covariates measuring caloric intake and physical activity (data not shown).

These associations were not significantly altered by further adjusting for psychotropic medication use and pre-pregnancy or early prenatal maternal BMI, in statistical models.

We also examined the potential confounding effect of current lead exposure by further adjusting for child's blood lead level at the follow-up visit.

Among 2708 northeastern Chinese adults in the current study, the main findings were that LPL was positively associated with serum 25(OH D concentration; LPL and serum 25(OH D concentration were inversely associated with the prevalence of IR and T2D; whereas the associations of 25(OH D with IR and T2D were attenuated by further adjusted for LPL.

Results from the overall survival analysis in male lung cancer patients, sequentially adjusted for age, socioeconomic deprivation, stage of disease and treatment, are shown in Table 2. Bangladeshi men had the highest overall survival estimate, and this was largely unaffected by further adjustment (fully adjusted hazard ratio 0.46; P<0.001).

All of my negative feelings were justified when she decided to extend my stay by ten days to further adjust my medication.

These enterolactone associations with breast stage were similar in models stratified by BMI and further adjusted for BMI%; results were also consistent by race/ethnicity and by site.

They suggest that, if used, the value obtained by that method should be further adjusted by an 0.5 factor to evaluate more correctly the effects of HCO3 on calcium precipitation (adj SAR × 0.5).