Sentence examples for if adjusted for from inspiring English sources

The observed association between low birth weight and insulin resistance was only observed after adjustment for current waist circumference or weight, but this association was attenuated if adjusted for any measure of general adiposity (e.g., FMI or fat mass).

Wyeth, based in Madison, N.J., said its revenue, if adjusted for the strong dollar, would have been up 2percentt.

Mr. Bush's total would have been larger than Mr. Romney's if adjusted for inflation, however.

He pointed to budget figures showing that discretionary spending in many city agencies has remained flat and, in some instances, actually decreased if adjusted for inflation.

They indicate Russia's economy declined 0.5percentt in the second quarter compared with the first quarter, if adjusted for typically seasonal differences in output, which are extreme in Russia because of the harsh winters.

But according to the National Practitioner Data Bank the average malpractice judgment against doctors and other health care professionals rose 8.5percentt from 1996 to 1999, or 2.1percentt if adjusted for inflation.

The objective of this study was to investigate the influence of age on the obesity mortality association in men and women, and to assess if adjusting for major confounding factors altered the age-dependent trend of the obesity mortality association.

The federal minimum wage would be approximately between $17 and over $22, if adjusting for increases in worker productivity.

If adjusting for these cases, the model sensitivities would become 91% (Bcd) and 62% (Kr).

Future research should assess if adjusting for NSE may affect the results of flexible analyses of NSCLC mortality.

For many procedures, the observed associations between hospital volume and operative mortality is no longer found if adjusting for surgeons volumes [ 12].