The positive association of cigarette smoking and educational attainment was reversed after adjustments for demographic and other socioeconomic variables including wealth and occupation highlighting that educational attainment is a strong predictor for all types of tobacco use in India.
The reverse adjustments at the beginning and the end of the movement point to the same conclusion: that the theme and the opening variations are not modular segments.
However, this was reversed after adjustment for ethnicity, although neither estimate was statistically significant.
The association between osteoarthritis and CVD reversed after adjustment (OR = 0.8 (0.7-1.0 0.7-1.0
The association between osteoarthritis and CVD reversed after adjustment for age, gender and CVD risk factors (OR = 0.8).
Gehring et al. (2011) found inverse associations with PM2.5 exposures in the first trimester and last month before birth that attenuated or reversed after adjustment for region.
In the analysis of "did not make marks on table or paper," all the crude ORs for PFOA were above the null, but the direction was reversed after adjustment for the potential confounders.
In a sequel novel, "Somewhere in Germany," published in 1996, Ms. Zweig described the reverse adjustment the family had to make when, in 1947, her father, a lawyer, was appointed a judge in Frankfurt.
Populist politicians will try to hook up with coalitions of workers, managers and bureaucrats in hard-hit sectors to slow or reverse the adjustment— just as they have, successfully, in Argentina for more than a generation.
You can also reverse the adjustment manually.
In this population-based cross-sectional study, levels of cardiovascular risk factors and features of unhealthy lifestyle were generally more common among abstainers than drinkers in age- and sex-adjusted analyses, but these differences were attenuated, eliminated, or reversed by additional adjustment for race and education alone.
