Sentence examples for explicitly adjusted for from inspiring English sources

The estimated group difference was greater when participation in summer school was distinguished from receipt of the summer program offer in analyses that explicitly adjusted for the proportion of students who failed to comply with their assignment.

Because days of the week effect were not explicitly adjusted for in our study design, we adjusted for days of week as a categorical variable in each model.

In this analysis we explicitly adjust for local economic conditions by including controls for the real wage of second generation Mexicans and the PMSA unemployment rate.

Thus, RMI explicitly adjusts for shared ancestry and computes probabilities of coevolution between residue pairs.

Importantly, our study employs an econometric model that does not explicitly adjust for all factors that affect CVD deaths.

However, this pooled analysis does not explicitly adjust for an important potential confounder, the stage of HIV disease at which individuals began observation.

In the present study, historical EC data were available from the Zaebst et al. (1991) industrial hygiene survey of the trucking industry, which we used to explicitly adjust for changing EC exposure levels over time in our cohort.

The paper is the first to report a population level tariff from a DCE-type study that explicitly adjusts for heterogeneity in both preferences and variance scale at the level of the individual respondent and thus provides unbiased estimates of population value.

In addition, the summary OR did not change after excluding the two studies that used stepwise regression to adjust for confounders[ 35, 38] when compared to studies that explicitly matched or adjusted for a minimum of age and gender.

Hippocampal volume was found to negatively correlate with timed walk (partial r = −0.12), however no significance value was given and it did not explicitly state what was adjusted for in the correlation [ 59].

Where this was done, papers rarely explicitly stated which variables were adjusted for.