Sentence examples for normalized for age from inspiring English sources
Relative wall thickness (RWT) was calculated as myocardial thickness (posterior wall plus septum) divided by left ventricular internal dimension and normalized for age (aRWT) (20).
BMI was calculated by using weight and height, which were normalized for age and sex by calculating standard deviation scores (SDS) (z-scores) using 2000 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) growth charts as a reference standard.
Scores (/56) were normalized for age and education.
Standard deviations for height, weight, and OFC normalized for age and sex were calculated using Cole's LMS method using UK 1990 cohort data [Freeman et al., 1995].
Scores were normalized for age and sex, resulting in SF-12 scores centered around 50, reflecting the average domain scores of the United States population.
Covariates identified for assignment to the slow- or fast-progressing MCI groups at study entry were CDR-SOB, FAQ, and the hippocampal volume normalized for age and head size.
The number of dieting attempts was normalized for the time since first dieting; all other parameters of diet history were normalized for time since age 20.
When adjusting for age, normalized brain volume, MTR, total N-acetylaspartate level, and glutamate level, significant relationships were found between lower sensorimotor GABA level and worse performance on several tests, including one of upper limb motor function.
We normalized age of febrile malaria for age of children with non-malarial fever by calculating the absolute difference between the two and found that there was still a negative correlation with MPF (rs=-0.08, p=0.011).
U-Ca normalized for creatinine was positively correlated with age and menopause (defined as age >51 years in women).
For co-expression analysis, the normalized expression values for all transcripts were adjusted for age and sex and the residuals were computed using the rlm function from the R statistical package (M-estimation with Tukey's bisquare weights).
