Sentence examples for important adjustments for from inspiring English sources
Using the INDEPTH 2013 standard, encompassing lower income populations in both Africa and Asia, meant that the overall effect of standardisation across the whole mortality dataset was minimal, while resulting in important adjustments for certain sub-groups.
Recently passed EU legislation has already brought in important adjustments for the fruit and vegetable sector and no further major policy changes are currently anticipated.
A few important adjustments will make for much better close-up photos.
The distinction is important because adjustment for covariates along the causal pathway may spuriously attenuate estimates of association.
There was some missing data with respect to weekly working hours, which is important for adjustment for part-time work, because of low quality of the Norwegian employment register.
This phase is considered a positive phase of stress because it is important for adjustments to environmental demands.
These factors are in contrast to the present study with a several-fold larger subsample using lithium, enabling adjustments for important variables and reducing the risk of spurious associations, and without a similar impact from substance abuse and dependency.
Table 3 shows the results from the Cox models of the predictive effect of testosterone on AMI risk with adjustments for important covariates.
Multiple logistic regression showed that, after adjustments for important factors from the simple logistic regression, the ethnic attribution plays an additional role.
This is important as standard dose adjustments for renal impairment (for example IV 500 mg 8-hourly or 1 g 12-hourly) in these patients receiving RRT may potentially result in under dosing.
Our findings about persistent users would also suggest that no significant association with lower limb OA would be detected in a study of heterogeneous (non-persistent) users of different types of adult footwear, certainly after adjustments for important confounders.
