Sentence examples for methodologies to adjust from inspiring English sources

Additional sensitivity analyses were performed using propensity score methodologies to adjust for imbalances between the R-maintenance and observation groups.

Our investigation adds to the growing body of knowledge on measuring comorbidity by highlighting the different results that may be obtained when using different methodologies to adjust for comorbidity in studies assessing QOL outcomes.

ISTAT used a methodology to adjust both municipality boundaries and population for 1991 and 2001 to those of 2011.

We have extended the PLS regression methodology to adjust for covariate effects that may influence spatial and temporal aspects of the functional image data over the brain volume.

Coy et al. [11] applied linear regression, the analysis of variance (ANOVA) test, fractional factorial design, and response surface methodology to adjust the parameters of two heuristics based on a local search, both deterministic procedures.

Therefore, we found a new design methodology to adjust the aerodynamic performance of MAV by changing the phase lag between the two flapping wings by fine tuning of the mechanism linkages.

In the last paper from this issue, authors Afonso D. Ribas, Antonio R. Carvalho Jr., Carlos M. S. Figueiredo and Eduardo F. Nakamura introduce a methodology to adjust the parameters of simulation models of wireless sensor networks to account for environmental conditions.

The present paper discusses a reliability life-cycle based methodology to adjust safety factors used in the design of tunnel linings in order to reach a specified service life, i.e. a variation of the safety factors used leading to an analogous reliability level at the start of the structures lifetime, which in turn provides a modification of the expected service life duration.

In this paper, we use an extension of propensity scores methodology to adjust for potentially confounding variables so as to evaluate whether HAART plays a role in liver disease progression in HIV-infected patients with and without HCV by modeling the dose-response function of APRI to HAART exposure.

We used IPTW methodology to adjust for these and other confounders and achieved cohort balance after weighting.

Furthermore, we utilised well described statistical methodology to adjust for differences in the distribution of covariates between surgical and radiotherapy cohorts and to account for competing risks of mortality.