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If we include any cluster-RCTs in future editions, we will check that trials have correctly adjusted for clustering and, if not, attempt to make this adjustment.

A more fundamental problem is that capitation payments are extremely difficult to adjust to reflect each patient's overall health risk, not to mention to correctly adjust for this risk across a large, diverse population.

But the rising price of some services—health care, for example—may partly reflect quality improvements which, if correctly adjusted for, would bring down the inflation rate of the rich.

Second, you might say Apple's share price was correctly adjusted for technology changes in the market and missteps, such as problems with Apple's maps.

Burnham and Anderson [66] advise an n/k ratio of ∼10 for noisy data, but also suggest that small sample size corrections in the AICc calculation will correctly adjust for small sample size and high numbers of predictors.

Additional file 9 shows that this method correctly adjusted for population structure.

The ability of the method to correctly adjust for batch effects is further illustrated in Figure 3.

We first show that the empirical Bayes method can correctly adjust for batch effects using two simulated data sets.

Fractions of a given subject may thus be allocated to different classes, meaning that analyses correctly adjust for the uncertainty in class membership.

This yields estimates of the causal effect of treatment comparable to that obtained from a RCT, assuming that all important confounders are measured and correctly adjusted for.

It is also possible that we did not include or correctly adjust for confounders of the relationship between BC and LTL.