Sentence examples for one adjusting from inspiring English sources

Published formulas for case-control designs provide sample sizes required to determine that a given disease-exposure odds ratio is significantly different from one, adjusting for a potential confounder and possible interaction.

I also feel reassured that I am not the only one adjusting to American culture and that we are in it together.

In the absence of materially different effect estimates derived from models adjusting for additional covariates, we chose as main analytic model the one adjusting for age (years), age squared, height (cm), sex, body mass index (BMI; kg·m−2), educational level (low as reference, medium, high), and smoking status (never as reference, ever).

Influence of removing studies one by one on adjusted effect estimates of patients requiring supplementary analgesia.

DXA (two cross-sectional studies): one well-adjusted [ 30] and one adjusted [ 32] cross-sectional analysis found greater BMD was associated with greater structural severity.

At least one adjusted his shots and found his range.

Or this one: "Adjust the volume so as not to trouble your neighbors".

Barring action by Mr. Bush, the Census Bureau plans to offer two sets of numbers next year, one raw and one adjusted by statistical sampling.

If no one adjusts their behavior, the results bode well for Democrats given their gains in the House and state houses.

But in a planned succession (which typically involves a retirement), the outgoing CEO can help the incoming one adjust to and understand the company.

They can also be observed in the odd parity system when one adjusts the phase ϕ and the gate voltage Vg applied to the noninteracting QDs.