Sentence examples for moderate adjustment of from inspiring English sources

The summary regression line for total cholesterol (DBS = 0.6807Venous + 1.151) indicates a requirement for moderate adjustment of values based upon analyses of DBS samples to obtain estimates equivalent to standard analyses based upon venous samples.

However, such an issue should be less pronounced for our a priori selected pathway scan than for a full genome scan (which leads to numerous posthoc tests), and the P-values associated with our analysis of the age-1 region suggest that statistical significance of our findings will be robust to moderate adjustment of the significance threshold (Supporting Information, Table S1).

Nor will moderate adjustments of the yuan's exchange rate against major currencies.

One way of reducing patient dose is to make moderate adjustments to the imaging protocols while auditing the image quality [3, 8].

In the end, I wound up making moderate adjustments in my time distribution.

Overall, the new model required moderate adjustments (Table  3).

Statistical differential analysis were done using the MAnGO software (Marisa et al. 2007), a moderate t-test with adjustment of P-values (Benjamini 1991) was computed to measure the significance of each expression difference.

After adjustment of potential confounders, moderate headache intensity was correlated with actual disability (odds ratio [OR]: 4.41, 95% confidence interval [CI]: 1.46 13.27), while an inverse association was observed between no aggravation by routine activity and actual disability (OR: 0.32, 95% CI: 0.12 0.88).

The moderate to high correlation between PCB congeners precluded mutual adjustment of the individual congeners for each other.

In the present study we hypothesized that both intrapersonal and interpersonal factors would moderate the effects of diabetes-related psychosocial stress on the adjustment of adolescents.

On the contrary it may be wise to anticipate moderate to substantial heterogeneity (e.g., more than 50%) in an a priori adjustment of the required IS [ 37].