Sentence examples for highly adjusted from inspiring English sources

In general, relative risks derived from the more highly adjusted and from the less adjusted results were similar.

In contrast, the overall associations of alcohol intake with stroke incidence and mortality were close to null, both in minimally adjusted and more highly adjusted models (table 2, figs 5 and 6).

Although some Bacteroides spp. are still considered to be opportunistic pathogens, several decades of research have testified that many Bacteroidetes species are highly adjusted to the gastrointestinal tract, where they live in high abundance (up to 10 cells g−1 of intestinal material; Eggerth & Gagnon, 1933; Moore & Holdeman, 1974a; Benno et al., 1986).

We also applied a 5% FDR, after which only two QTL retained a highly significant adjusted p-value.

The RPM 460 provides 14 grams of weight to move around, so the club can be highly customized, adjusting to, say, a low-draw, a high-fade or.

The power of common sense systems is that they are highly adaptive, adjusting to topics as varied as restaurant reviews, hiking boot surveys, and clinical trials, and doing so with speed and accuracy.

Bridey, if cheating is something that you're currently dealing with, then I highly suggest adjusting your focus from choosing your linen colors to reexamining your choice in partner.

Large numbers of genes were identified with highly significant levels (adjusted P-value < 0.01) of differential expression induced by ethephon treatment, and these were dependent on both tissue type and duration of ethephon exposure (Figure 2).

This association remained highly significant when adjusted for MRSA cases (p = 0.001).

The association between overall mortality and increasing age remained highly significant when adjusted for underlying co-morbidities or immunosuppression (p = 0.001).

In contrast to Singletons, TFs in Deeply CRMs are associated with highly expressed genes (adjusted p-values shown).