Sentence examples for fully adjusted for from inspiring English sources

Mutual adjustment of the SEP measures, also fully adjusted for covariates, modestly reduced the associations of pain interference with age left school and longest job, both of which remained significant and independent.

Although significantly lower risks were observed for upper quartiles compared with quartile 1 in models fully adjusted for confounders, these significant associations disappeared after adjustment for mediators.

We also extracted the effect estimate that was most fully adjusted for potential confounders if studies reported several multivariable-adjusted RRs.

In addition, many adjusted for self-reported dietary covariates so may not have fully adjusted for true intake.

Fully adjusted for inflation it should pay $6,184 today, but he gets $7,172 instead, an extra $988, or an increase of 16percentt in his retirement pay beyond the increase in the cost of living.

But he said he agreed with the Times assertion that most of the atlas's maps and rankings, as distinct from the group's academic work, are not fully adjusted for prices.

But in fact, the atlas's easy-to-understand maps and its rankings comparing regions and hospitals — often cited by journalists and politicians — are not fully adjusted for price or illness.

And because the alternative tax rules have not been fully adjusted for changes in the economy, the interaction of the Bush cuts and the alternative tax can cause middle-class Americans to lose exemptions for themselves and their children, deductions for state and local taxes or even the standard deduction.

*fully adjusted for age, sex, smoking, alcohol intake, marital status, living alone, social contact and housing tenure **p value < 0.001 *fully adjusted for age, sex, smoking, alcohol intake, marital status, living alone, social contact and housing tenure.

&Fully adjusted for age, gender, education level, income, body mass index, number of BCG vaccination scars and smoking.

A series of models were fitted unadjusted, partially adjusted and fully adjusted for the variables identified a priori as potential confounders and/or predictors of interest.