Note: Statistics on net migration include statistical adjustment by national statistical offices.
Additional statistical adjustment for baseline cortisol levels in the laboratory had only a modest impact on the association between laboratory AUCi and cortisol AUCday (B = 0.183, 95% C.I..095 .271, p < 0.001).
Conclusions: Modest associations between early lead exposure and fine motor and visual motor functioning appear even after statistical adjustment is done for other contributors to motor development.
Because of the large number of comparisons (162), no adjustment for multiple comparisons, and the moderate correlations among outcomes and exposures of interest, associations of modest statistical significance should be cautiously interpreted.
A statistical adjustment, perhaps?
Including through a statistical adjustment, some argued, would help Democrats.
"I agree fully with Secretary Locke's testimony that statistical adjustment of the census is eliminated as an option for reapportionment and further that statistical adjustment will not be used for redistricting," Mr. Groves said in his prepared opening statement.
"Prior to statistical adjustment, children born to light drinkers appeared to have more favourable developmental profiles than children whose mothers did not drink during their pregnancies, but, after statistical adjustment, the differences largely disappeared.
Councillors are elected to metropolitan boroughs, cities and districts in different years, so vote shares in one cannot be directly compared with another – some statistical adjustment is needed.
Finally, two statistical adjustment tests were used.
