Sentence examples for death adjusted for from inspiring English sources
The serial evaluation of the changes in the daily PELOD-2 scores from day 1 demonstrated a significant association with death, adjusted for the PELOD-2 score on day 1.
We then calculated the odds of death (adjusted for casemix) separately for each clinical category.
We used a parametric Markov chain model to estimate the probabilities of cognitive improvement, decline, and death, adjusted for age and education, from any cognitive state as measured by the Modified Mini-Mental State Examination.
We used Cox regression analysis to investigate the relative risk of death, adjusted for sex, age, ASA classification, planned or emergency operation, and the use of intraoperative cholangiography.
bDenominator for all analyses having preterm delivery as the outcome is all live births (excluding foetal death); adjusted for adjusted for district of residence, maternal age and smoking.
Adolescent body mass index (BMI) has been shown to be associated with several health consequences [ 17] and even premature death (adjusted for adult BMI) [ 18, 19].
Finally, survival analysis using Cox regression was used to estimate ethnic differences in the risk of death adjusting for age and gender.
Quantitative data will be analysed by multivariate Cox-proportional hazards to examine the relationships between different aspects of health services and time to death, adjusting for prognostic characteristics.
There was no association of HAART adherence or depressive symptoms with non-AIDS death in univariate or multivariate models, respectively; thus the multivariate model of time to non-AIDS death adjusting for time-dependent adherence to HAART is not presented.
To determine if our results were also applicable to causes of death that have not been as strongly linked to smoking, we also modeled the association between tobacco and other causes of death, adjusting for state prevalence of smoking.
The fractional polynomial model for transfusion-associated probability of death, adjusting for any institution effect, is shown in Figure 2. The open dots above and below the fitted line (deviance residuals) represent patients who died (above) and survived (below).
