Sentence examples for strictly adjusted from inspiring English sources

The (strictly adjusted) dataset of the whole network of all five municipalities consists of 1,306 persons and 2,195 edges.

Among Asian patients, the only significant predictor was fighting spirit (strictly adjusted fighting spirit minus helplessness/hopelessness scores), with age (P<0.054), anxious preoccupation (P<0.077) and fatalism (P<0.058) showing a trend and no effect from depression and anxiety.

Fourth, the level of sedation and the therapeutic goal when a delirious patient is treated must be strictly adjusted and periodically assessed by objective means (scores and scales) in order to avoid the dangers of both under- and over-sedation.

For assessing differential expression, the normexp background correction method with the parameter offset = 50 was applied to each array and resulted in strictly positive adjusted intensities.

Water was added strictly to adjust the initial solid-liquid ratio of 1 4 to 1 8.

The day-by-metabolite and the day-by-gene similarity matrices were adjusted strictly by correlation coefficient in order to compare directly clustering between the two data sets.

1-way ANOVA with 2 degrees of freedom shows that the median gravidity of the intermediate group is significantly higher when compared to the strictly preterm group (adjusted p = 0.04).

However, it should be noted that although it is not strictly necessary to adjust for centre-effects in this situation, if the ICC is high then adjustment for centre will increase power.

To investigate the effect of substrate loading on xylitol and ethanol combined production, five sets of batch fermentations were carried out by adjusting strictly the initial water content to progressively increase the substrate loading.

However, these associations were more robust in individuals with strictly lobar MBs (all analyses adjusted for age, sex, education, vascular risk factors, other SVD markers, and brain atrophy).

Strictly, odds ratios that are adjusted for (and/or matched on) different sets of covariates are not comparable (Steyerberg and Eijkemans, 2004).