Sentence examples for methods to adjust for from inspiring English sources
We also conducted a sensitivity analysis without weighting; we used standard regression methods to adjust for potential confounding but without adjustment for potential biases from missing covariate data, missing farmer questionnaire, or dropout.
Private economists and city officials use various methods to adjust for these factors, while the New York State Department of Labor does not make any seasonal adjustments to jobs data except on a statewide level.
The company said that using nonstandard accounting methods to adjust for the tax gain and other pretax charges led to an adjusted net loss of $114 million for the third quarter, or 22 cents per share.
INTERNATIONAL comparisons of growth figures have become even more hazardous than usual in recent years, because countries use different statistical methods to adjust for changes over time in the quality of computers.
Any comparisons with other methods or studies, the types of uncertainty evaluated and the authors' conclusions with respect to the ability of methods to adjust for selection bias were also extracted.
Conventional methods to adjust for both nonadherence and nonstudy treatments after randomization have been subject to selection bias [1], [4], [5] and higher false-positive rates.
Differences in mortality classification coding between ICD-9 and ICD-10 prevented direct comparisons between the two, though a method to adjust for the change was introduced.
We also present a simple method to adjust for the inflation associated with updating meta-analyses.
By using a novel method to adjust for differences between nominal and measured concentrations, good agreement was obtained between the actual outcome of the mixture exposure and the predicted outcome.
CoAIMs can be readily applied to GWAS as an efficient method to adjust for the differences in continental ancestry between cases and controls.
When significant differences were detected, pairwise comparisons were made between all the groups using Tukey's method to adjust for multiple comparisons.
