Sentence examples for partially adjust from inspiring English sources
The threshold for statistical significance was set at p < .01 to partially adjust for multiple tests.
Total meat intake was included in the model to partially adjust for differences in diet quality associated with vegetable intake.
Multiple imputation [ 27] was therefore used to at least partially adjust for possible selection bias for all surviving participants who did not provide 5-year data.
In our analysis, the use of HLA DR3 would only partially adjust for the HLA risk, as other DRB1 alleles are also involved [ 3].
If each site has concurrent controls, these can be entered into the model to partially adjust for the effect of concurrent interventions.
PSM, which may partially adjust the confounders, was used in our study to avoid possible bias that may influence the results.
An expected risk of death was estimated for each episode of care using the partial risk adjustment in surgery (PRAiS) model, 19 which partially adjusts for risk of death within 30 days following cardiac surgery in children under 16.
These results were generally robust to adjustment by covariates in the partially adjusted model (adjusting for age, sex, race/ethnicity, and income) and the fully adjusted model (adjusting for covariates from the partially adjusted model as well as smoking, BMI, physical activity, and history of bone fractures), although some results lost statistical significance.
> -wrap-foot> Table 3 displays the association between the patient's educational level and prescriber speciality (unadjusted Model I), after controlling for age, gender, dementia status and overall comorbidity (partially adjusted Model II) and after additional adjustment for place of residence (fully adjusted Model III) for the four types of psychotropics separately.
Both partially adjusted (controlling for child age and sex) and fully adjusted models (controlling for all covariates) were fit.
Sacroiliitis defined by CT scan predicted vascular inflammation (Table 4) above and beyond PsA in unadjusted models (χ = 374.6, P < 0.001) and beyond PsA and CVD risk factors in partially adjusted (χ = 132.8, P < 0.001) and fully adjusted models (χ = 124.6, P < 0.001).
