Sentence examples for controlling for reporting from inspiring English sources

Regarding the immigration-property crime link, the estimates of the crime process suggested that, controlling for reporting behaviour or/and ZI, if immigrants were similar to natives in terms of basic demographic characteristics, there would be a negative association between actual criminal behaviour and immigration status.

This relationship lost significance in models controlling for reported hypertension.

Our primary objectives were to statistically model the odds of HIV infection for women in the TFV gel group compared to those in the placebo group while controlling for reported gel use, and to qualitatively evaluate patterns of gel use behavior among participants.

To control for reporting heterogeneity objective measures of true health need to be included in an analysis.

As a base model, we create a model which controls for reported seasonal patterns in suicide occurrences and takes into account the most recent suicide statistics at our disposal.

This effect was reduced, but still statistically significant, after controlling for report of remaining symptoms.

Therefore, in a post hoc analysis, we analysed parent reported outcomes additionally controlling for teacher reported baseline total ADHD scores and total strengths and difficulties questionnaire scores.

Both analyses utilized the same covariates as all other models (when controlling for youth reported events, we controlled for youth reported dependent and independent life events, respectively).

Next, a hierarchical regression model determined which FABQ scale better predicted 6-month ODQ scores after controlling for previously reported prognostic factors and relevant treatment parameters.

The system has been adopted by many organizations, including the centers for disease control for reporting mortality and morbidity statistics [25].

When age, gender, alcohol use, tobacco use and feelings in social situations were controlled for, those reporting negative general mood were more likely to have high dental fear compared to those reporting neutral or positive mood.