Sentence examples for choice of adjusting from inspiring English sources
The choice of adjusting for these variables was justified by our previous results that showed lower risks of oral cavity cancer in overweight/obese subjects compared to normal/underweight subjects [ 9] and in ever tea drinkers compared to never drinkers [ 11], and higher risks in subject with history of oral candidiasis or family history of HNC compared with subjects without history [ 10].
This result also justifies the choice of adjusted cohesion score for G reedy as described at the end of Section 2.2.1.
Table 8 presents the predicted probability from multinomial logistic regression for the choice of delivery, adjusted for socioeconomic, demographic and cultural factors in India.
Choosing a major is important, but it's a choice that doesn't have to be made in the first few weeks of adjusting to college.
Whole blood is currently the sample of choice, and adjusting for cellular heterogeneity in blood samples should be a standard analytical tool in epigenetic analysis.
Authors should indicate whether adjusted analyses, including the choice of variables to adjust for, were planned.
On the SR there is the double cab body with the addition of a front and rear map light and also eight-way adjustable driver seat with the passenger seat offering a choice of four adjusts.
A choice of scenes adjusts for different situations, like overexposed photos or portraits.
We also estimated these models controlling for demographic characteristics, health related behaviors, and development indicators; as the sample of people admitted to hospital was rather small, addition of too many covariates could lead to over-fitting of the model and therefore our model of choice adjusted only for illness composition, which was the most important confounder.
Alternative dummy choices adjust the outcome of choice experiments, and in such a way that an obviously better option is chosen less often.
Norepinephrine (NE) was the vasopressor of choice and adjusted to a MAP ≥65 mmHg.
