Sentence examples for insufficient adjusted from inspiring English sources

Values of allelic richness and private allelic richness (for all populations except COO, where sample sizes were insufficient), adjusted to a sample size of 47 (94 genes) in HP-Rare 1.0, did not differ between populations (Table 3, AMOVA, overall allelic richness p = 0.798, private allelic richness p = 0.447).

According to the Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes (K/DIGO) guidelines, although there is only limited evidence, nutritional vitamin D supplementation is suggested when predialysis patients with CKD were vitamin D deficient or insufficient, adjusting serum total 25(OH D to the recommended concentration for the general population [ 25].

If the water level is insufficient, adjust the knob slightly clockwise until enough water fills the bowl.

If your results fall into deficient or insufficient ranges, adjust your diet, sun exposure, and supplement intake to boost your vitamin D levels.

Thus, simply removing known cell cycle regulatory genes from a gene expression data set or prognostic classifier is insufficient to adjust for the contribution of cellular proliferation in a prognostic gene list.

If the water level is insufficient, then adjust the float ball arm up slightly until the tank fills with water.

* = Adjusted for insufficient sleep and tiredness.

In one analysis of wireless phone use and headache we adjusted for insufficient sleep, which did not change the results.

Sample sizes were insufficient to calculate fully adjusted HRs for CVD mortality among women ages 50 to 64 at diagnosis, estimates in this group are adjusted for study enrollment years, age and stage at diagnosis only.

We used multivariate linear regression analyses to calculate mean days of insufficient rest or sleep adjusted for sex, race/ethnicity, age, education level, smoking status, recent physical activity, and frequent mental distress.

Multivariable logistic regression analyses demonstrated that migraine had an increased odds ratio (OR) for insufficient sleep after adjusting for sociodemographic variables, short sleep time, insomnia, poor sleep quality, anxiety, and depression (OR = 1.8, 95% confidence interval [CI] = 1. 2 – 2.7, p = 0.002).