Sentence examples for consecutively adjusted from inspiring English sources

The PET/CT scan was used as a reference and the PET/MR acquisition time was consecutively adjusted, taking into account the decay between the scans in order to expose both systems to the same amount of emitted signal.

Results for the remaining 16 comorbidities, 6 frailty factors and 7 medications/vaccinations are given in figure 1 and in the online supplementary file C. The figure reports the final model in which ORs are mutually adjusted; the table reports minimally and then consecutively adjusted ORs in successive models.

Household income reflected monthly income and was divided into 6 categories (<950 euro, 950 1300 euro, 1300 1900 euro, 1900 3150 euro, 3150 3500 euro, and 3500 euro and more) being consecutively adjusted for the number of persons in the household and classified into 1) minimum; 2) minimum-moderate; 3) moderate-2× moderate; and 4) >2× moderate.

Many of the same plant fluorescence signals were excited by continuous laser pulses, and furthermore the start delay time of Intensification Charge Coupled Device was adjusted consecutively in time resolved measurement method.

The design is based on four cascaded Bridge-T attenuator stages that are consecutively activated to adjust the attenuation level and improve linearity.

We studied 16 neonates (16 eyes) during sleep in whom the circulation could be measured three times consecutively at the initial test (male : female ratio, 9 : 7; adjusted age, 34 48 weeks).

For detection of the compounds; the UV detector was adjusted at 280, 320, and 380 nm consecutively for 18, 24 and 30 min while the photodiode array detector was adjusted to acquisition range from 200 to 700 nm throughout the entire run time.

The physician responsible for each patient at the primary healthcare centre was thus allowed to adjust hypolipidaemic and antihypertensive medications consecutively in the trial.

Since individuals 70 years or older was excluded when analysing educational level it was impossible to adjust for both income and education consecutively and therefore we analysed these variables separately.

Since the workplace surveys were performed consecutively from 2002 through 2005 it was important to adjust risk estimates for calendar time of the survey.

In the multivariable analysis for the risk of hospital mortality, we performed five sequential regression models adjusting for the five levels of covariates, consecutively and additively.