In particular, we show how calibration factors can be defined and used to adjust for the mismatch between the test and operational profiles of the software.
We defined an exposure variable to adjust these observations for the amount of time at risk during the year of death.
The multivariable model included age, gender and prior antidepressant treatment (in the groups defined previously) in order to adjust for prior treatment with more than one antidepressant.
One potential advantage proposed by advocates of Baby-Led Weaning is that it may encourage improved energy self-regulation [ 12], defined as "the capacity to adjust the quantity eaten according to the physiological needs of the consumer" [ 25].
At the logical level, DPM defines a strategy (v) to adjust power modes: Idle, Sleep, and Dynamic Frequency Voltage Scaling (DVFS) in real-time (ii) depending on the application tradeoff requirement between performance and power consumption.
Single-stained and unstained controls were used to define sorting gates and to adjust compensation.
We developed the ICD-10 coding algorithms to define nine comorbidities used to adjust risk factors in AMI outcome studies.
The main drawback of this last method is that it depends on a user defined parameter that is difficult to adjust.
The diversity of genes encoding regulators in a genome defines an organism's ability to adjust to the surrounding environment.
Deciding upon the means of adjusting for multiplicity including defining the number of tests to adjust for and/or what constitutes a single family of tests, can be a contentious issue.
