Sentence examples for living adjusted from inspiring English sources

Factors associated with falling in the bedroom included requiring assistance with activities of daily living (adjusted odds ratio 2.97, 95% confidence interval (CI) 1.57 5.60, P = 0.001) and falling in hospital prior to discharge (adjusted odds ratio 2.32, 95% CI 1.21 4.45, P = 0.01).

The highest decline in variance over the next 5 years occurred in the expected number of years lived adjusted only for dispersion (e C ).

The cost of living can be adjusted to the time the NDVS is actually at the University.

In principle, tests could be undertaken at any temperature within the ranges given in the test guidelines and the resulting half-lives could be adjusted to other temperatures using correction procedures.

Every threatened species reveals some aspect of our lives that could be adjusted.

Quite unlike most of the workforce, however -- even other federal employees -- Congress members can look beyond their years of sweat and toil toward a fully cost-of-living adjusted, rapidly accruing retirement plan.

The offspring of starving mothers, anticipating hard times during their own future lives, adjust their metabolisms to hoard calories.

If you or your spouse has a chronic health condition that will need to be managed for the rest of your lives, adjust your savings target higher.

The largest increase in variance between 1970 and 2005 occured for women when the expected number of years lived were adjusted for both dispersion and skewness (e A ), whereas for men this occured for e C, which only involves adjustment for dispersion.

Years of life lived are adjusted at each age for time spent in poor health due to disease or injury.

"It's been our jobs our whole lives to adjust to coaches.