And they claimed Mohner (1998) himself reached the same conclusions regarding the lack of effect of adjustment on SES and response, citing the same study Mohner cited in his letter (Mohner et al., 1998).
We present a method to adjust for inter-observer differences in VAS density estimates and examine the effect of adjustment on the classification of women at high risk of developing breast cancer.
It is not possible to assess the effect of adjustment for amount smoked, as three of the six relevant studies provide the adjusted RR and no other RR, and the other three provide only adjusted and totally unadjusted RRs.
Though studies rarely, if ever, present results to allow detailed analysis of the effect of adjustment for one specific aspect of smoking on RRs for another aspect, we have shown that adjustment for other aspects of smoking (which typically includes amount smoked) consistently tends to reduce associations with age of starting to smoke, duration of smoking, years quit and tar level.
To determine the effect of adjustment for intraindividual variation on estimations of urinary iodine concentrations (UIC), prevalence of iodine deficiency and population distribution of iodine status.
The crude effect of each socio-economic factor was obtained for each type of hazardous drinking behaviour, and the effect of adjustment for each and both of the other socio-economic factors was examined in order to evaluate independent effects.
The effect of adjustment for height in the analysis of ethnic differences in the associations among adiposity, HOMA-IR, HbA1c, and fasting glucose are shown in Supplementary Table 2.
We also evaluated the effect of adjustment for age, sex, ethnicity, level of physical activity, duration of symptoms, severity on ultrasonography, compliance with eccentric training, additional weight carried during eccentric training, and eccentric exercise technique on the magnitude of the effect of treatment on the change in VISA-A score.
