Sentence examples for samples adjusted for from inspiring English sources

Table 5 gives ORs for seroconversion and unit changes in IgG values between samples, adjusted for parity and, for parous women, with additional adjustment for age at first birth.

Conversely, individual consuming greater than about 5 grams of sodium daily do not seem to have greater risk for heart attacks, stroke, or early death (specifically in population-representative samples adjusted for appropriate confounders).

Unianova analyses were used to compare mean scores across samples, adjusted for age.

The OR per unit difference in EBV OD between samples, adjusted for parity, was 1.0 (95% CI=0.7 1.3).

Third, we used spot samples adjusted for creatinine, although 24-hr excretion will have somewhat lower intraindividual variability.

Among women enrolled in 2001 2002, the ICC for TCPy in the repeat prenatal urine samples adjusted for creatinine was 0.43.

They estimated associations for an interquartile range (IQR) increase in the level of each chemical measured in the dust samples, adjusting for potential confounders such as age and body mass.

aMayo sample adjusted for age and region of residence (Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, North Dakota and South Dakota); SEARCH sample adjusted for age; pooled Mayo + SEARCH sample adjusted for age and study.

aMayo Clinic sample adjusted for age and region of residence (Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois, North Dakota and South Dakota); SEARCH sample adjusted for age; pooled Mayo Clinic + SEARCH sample adjusted for age and study.

It may be interpreted directly as the proportion of discriminations made in the sample, adjusted for the length of the scale.

Table  2 presents an overview of the socioeconomic distribution of health care utilization in the sample, adjusted for age, gender, self-reported health and municipality size.