(This step is not necessary when working with HRC data). This is a small correction to each GTI, just a fraction of the frame time; however, with many GTIs the cumulative adjustment can become significant.
Table 7 IRFs decomposition to a 1%% regional employment shock 1996 2007 2008–2012 Final employment effect 0.07 0.31 Adjustment in 1st quarter by Participation 60.5 33.4 Unemployment 32.5 46.3 Migration 7.0 20.3 Cumulative adjustment in 15th quarter by Participation 48.5 14.8 Unemployment 29.8 16.8 Migration 21.7 68.4.
We used sequential cumulative adjustment models in the Poisson regression analyses with robust error variance, controlling first for age; then central obesity.
To assess the influence of potential mediators on our estimates, we performed sequential cumulative adjustment analysis to estimate whether differences in these mediators accounted for the variation in our results.
After adjustment for patient and hospital variables, the cumulative adjusted odds ratio for the all-or-none measure over the 6 years was 9.4 (95% confidence interval, 8.3 to 10.6, P<0.0001).
The synergetic co-substitution of Cd and S leads to considerably extended solid solubility in addition to cumulative bandgap adjustment, eventually resulting in an enhanced bandgap tunability of quaternary CdZnOS.
According to clinical relevance, the multivariate analysis will consider oxaliplatin doses (single and cumulative) as adjustment covariate for each outcome assessed.
We calculated the adjusted cumulative incidence (including adjustment for competing risks) and excess cumulative incidence for different causes of death up to 10 years from diagnosis.
In this regard, we used a cumulative risk reduction adjustment factor (AF) to adjust downwards the DPPs attributed to multiple risk factors acting additively or separately, more details can be found in section 2.5 of the online supplementary technical appendix.
