Sentence examples for exact adjusted from inspiring English sources

Significant differences between sites were found in weeks 2 and 3 (multiple comparisons from linear mixed effect models, step-wise adjusted; see Table 1 for more information and exact adjusted p-values).

During weeks two and three, oocytes measured from mesophotic corals were significantly smaller than those from shallow corals, and significantly smaller than those from mid-depth corals in week two (multiple comparisons from linear mixed effect models within weeks, step-wise adjusted; see Table 1 for more information and exact adjusted p-values) (Fig. 4).

We don't know the Wendts' exact adjusted household income, but $69,000 is "right under" 200percentt of FPL.

Due to the high ratio of variables in the model to study participants we calculated exact adjusted odds ratios, exact p values, and exact confidence intervals using the network method [ 22].

In 92% (91/99) of the trials that used adjustments, the authors presented clearly the exact adjusting variables, whereas in 8% (8/99) of the trials the list of adjusting variables remained unclear.

cAnalysis by chi-square or Fisher's exact test, adjusted for multiple comparisons.

The significance of the difference in incidence from vehicle was tested by means of Fisher's exact test, adjusted for multiplicity of comparisons (Westfall et al, 1999).

Post hoc testing employed the Fisher's exact test adjusted to correct for false discovery rates (q < 0.05) associated with multiple testing.

This is calculated using a built in function of MetaCore software that uses a variation of the Fisher's exact test adjusted for multiple sample testing using the Benjamini-Hochberg FDR analysis.

Genotype associations with radiographic severity were determined using χ statistics or Fisher's exact test, adjusted for non-genetic risk factors, age, body mass index (BMI) and gender, where appropriate, using multivariate logistic regression analysis.

In particular, the derived alleles at four TAS2R18P SNPs (rs2290318, rs2290319, rs61928604 and rs61928603) showed significantly increased frequency (0.5) in non-African populations compared to African populations (0.053) (Fisher's exact test, adjusted p < 0.01).