Although hypovolemia has been described as being associated with higher rates of cerebral infarction [29, 30], these observations were not systematically adjusted for possible confounding factors and did not take into account the degree and timing of hypovolemia.
Odds ratios were systematically adjusted for centre, age, gender, smoking status, cholesterol (total, high-density lipoprotein), creatinine levels and BMI z-scores (model 2).
Reported P values were systematically adjusted for confounding variables.
The analyses of weighted average distance of migration were systematically adjusted for the total proportion of migrants.
The latter confers doses of insulin (basal as well as prandial) systematically adjusted for all patients according to the predetermined scheme built for the study.
Since changes in high-intensity running performance might be influenced by baseline training status, changes in Yo-YoIR2 were systematically adjusted for baseline Yo-YoIR2 performance.
Determinants of serum NGAL, sTNFR-1 and sTNFR-2 among CRC patients were studied in a multivariate linear regression analyses systematically adjusted for age and gender.
15 None of the screening programmes, however, systematically adjusted for lead time other than the exclusion of the implementation phase with its prevalence peak.
Models were systematically adjusted for age, gender, body mass index, WHR, family history of CRC and alcohol intake which are known risk factors of CRC.
Eluted proteins were then diluted to be in the linear range of the assay before being incubated for 16 hours at 37°C in appropriate buffers whose pHs were systematically adjusted for a temperature of 37°C.
