Sentence examples for populations adjusting from inspiring English sources
Tests for association were performed by logistic regression combined in the two case control populations adjusting for age, sex and population.
We categorised approaches to constructing funding formulae under three main themes: identifying factors which predict differential need amongst populations; adjusting for cost factors outside of needs factors; and engaging in normative correction of allocations for 'unmet' need.
The authors kindly provided chronotype distribution in the Danish populations adjusted for age (private correspondence).
Figure 15A shows the expected range of domesticated and wild forms based on reported modern populations, adjusted for 10%% shrinkage.
Studies have shown that adults with hypopituitarism have increased mortality compared with nonhypopituitary populations adjusted for age and sex.
For both the logistic regression model and the general linear regression model, the final model combined data from the three populations adjusted for population.
Multiple linear regression was used to compare pharmaceutical expenditures between immigrants and autochthonous populations, adjusted for the age and gender of the individuals studied.
Compared with previous equations (ADAG and DCCT models established for nondialysis populations; adjusted R = 0.468), all our models showed better correlation (adjusted R = 0.483, 0.486, and 0.491) (Fig. 2) in HD patients.
For Russia, the year will see the population adjusting to a rouble that plummeted to record lows against the dollar, after western sanctions and falling oil prices.
Interestingly, the diabetic state alone was not a significant independent predictor for vascular events in Cox regression analysis of overall population adjusting for other cardiovascular risk factors, although it approached significance on univariate analysis.
As in the logistic regression models, we performed analyses in the overall population adjusting for treatment, and within treatment regimens.
