#The percentage in PNC and Immediate PNC is adjusted for sample weight, multi-staging and cluster weight.
Statistical power calculations for this study are adjusted for immediate short-time effects on self-report VAS data (i.e. the primary outcome).
Another 12 rats were trained under a similar schedule in which a response on A delivered an immediate reinforcer of size 20 or 180 μl, whereas a response on B delivered an immediate reinforcer whose size was adjusted in accordance with the rat's choices.
Some professors at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, whose program emphasizes security and law enforcement, felt an immediate need to adjust their courses.
These lights emanate from the lanterns of thousands of individual fireflies constantly evaluating their immediate surroundings and adjusting the frequency and phase of their own flashing.
It is also dead wrong, if you feel, as I do, that fashion must be adjusted to its immediate surroundings.
(The first tally of the Civil War dead was adjusted in the immediate postwar years when widows and orphans came looking for help).
The models explained 20% for nurses and 21%% for auxiliaries, as measured by Adjusted R. The immediate leaders' knowing the work situation and providing professional feedback were the most important explanatory variables for doctors' job satisfaction (Adjusted R2 = 0.18).
After multivariable analysis, starting HH promotion was associated with a significant immediate increase in HH compliance (adjusted OR (aOR) 1.19, 95% CI 1.01 to 1.42; see online supplementary table A3).
This relationship was observed for immediate recall T2 (LS model adjusted for age Radjusted = 0.14, P = 0.029; control subjects on insulin compared with DM group on placebo P < 0.01), T3 (Radjusted = 0.14, P = 0.026), and total recall (Radjusted = 0.18, P = 0.02).
The physician has an immediate result and management can be adjusted accordingly.
