Sentence examples for models that adjust from inspiring English sources
Note: Adjusted proportions or predicted marginals were calculated using multivariate logistic regression models that adjust for age, level of education, insurance status, number of chronic conditions, and number of healthcare provider visits in the past year.
Note: Adjusted proportions or predicted marginals were calculated using multivariate logistic regression models that adjust for age, level of education, insurance status, number of chronic conditions, and number of healthcare provider visits in the past year and participants with a past diagnosis of colon and/or rectal cancer were excluded.
The industrial production of biodiesel requires mathematical models that adjust to real conditions.
Secondary analyses will consider models that adjust for potential confounding due to imbalances in group size.
Thus, a study using marginal structural models that adjust for time dependent confounding would be clinically relevant.
Information bias from measurement error and correlation across body composition variables could explain the findings of models that adjust for multiple body composition variables.
To that end, we developed a series of analyses that modelled one variable at the time followed by a set of combined models that adjusted for age and income.
The sharp cut in verified emissions reductions came from satellite technology and better computer models that adjusted the baseline for what would have happened if the project had not been conducted.
Even models that adjusted deposition estimates based on deposition measurements to reduce bias or that spatially-interpolated measurement data, had bias that approached or exceeded critical loads at some locations.
Relative risks were estimated with proportional hazards models that adjusted for potential confounders.
However, this association was reduced in models that adjusted for cigarette consumption and history of alcohol dependence and was rendered nonsignificant in a model adjusting for sleep disturbance.
