Sentence examples for effect on adjusting from inspiring English sources

In contrast, diabetes is a chronic disease that may be diagnosed and managed in primary care, and we found that comorbidity coding in primary care had the same effect on adjusting for comorbidity-associated mortality as secondary care comorbidity coding.

Most mentioned general practice needs were psychosocial needs, mainly being support received form the GP, followed by a need for help with medical issues, and a need for information on cancer, recovery, late treatment effects and on adjusting to life after treatment.

Table 2 shows the effects of adjusting parameters on system performance with the CE stopping criterion at E b /N 0= 4 dB.

Influence of removing studies one by one on adjusted effect estimates of patients requiring supplementary analgesia.

Adding HLA amino-acid variants and classic alleles in a fine-mapping study is very important for better localization of association effects to precise variants because the identification of primary and secondary effects highly depends on adjusting factors used in a conditional analysis.

If naturalisation has a causal effect on OJT, adjusting naturalisation laws could, for example, contribute to improving immigrants' labour market outcomes, which also increases tax revenues.

Meta-analysis was conducted to evaluate the pooled effects, based on adjusted ORs and 95% CI, by comparing the highest with the lowest categories of dietary pattern scores in each of three selected patterns.

This effect was particularly apparent in hip replacements (adjusted HR per increase of 1 kg/m = 0.91, CI: 0.86 0.96) whereas following knee replacement BMI had no effect on mortality (adjusted HR per increase of 1 kg/m = 0.99, CI: 0.96 1.03).

In our population of preterm multiple births, the mode of conception had no detectable effect on the adjusted composite neonatal outcome of mortality and/or three neonatal morbidities.

The virtual absence of a confounding effect from current smoking and potential minor confounding effects from other variables suggests that the smoking x worker location is the primary cause of the large positive effect on the adjusted ORs.

Therefore, ageing may also have an effect on this adjusted eGFR since, next to the changes in body weight, both women and men loose height with increasing age, resulting in a decline in BSA in old age [ 20].