Specifically, the NIS employs weighting procedures that adjust for households without telephones, as well as an adjustment for survey bias associated with nonresponse [15].
The lower effect estimates seen in studies that adjust for alcohol and smoking need not wholly be due to the adjustment.
Note: Adjusted proportions or predicted marginals were calculated using multivariate logistic regression models that adjust for age, level of education, insurance status, number of chronic conditions, and number of healthcare provider visits in the past year.
Sound engineering can manipulate adult voices, adding filters that adjust for the higher pitch of a child's voice, for example.
Likewise, when government policy makers are more worried about deflation than inflation, payments that adjust for the cost of living are going to remain at the guaranteed minimum.
Using statistical measures that adjust for the purchasing power of different currencies, China overtook America as the world's largest economy last year.
There are now dozens of other, more precise ways to judge the value of a hitter, from on-base percentage and slugging to more complicated figures that adjust for ballpark, pitcher, defense, and other variables.
Valuation measures that adjust for this, by using a ten-year average of profits, make shares look a lot less appealing.The main question is why profits did so badly in the 1970s and whether those conditions are likely to repeat themselves.
Most of the differences in labor market outcomes across destinations disappear in regressions that adjust for demographics.
In this paper, we propose estimators for the model parameters that adjust for selection to verification that may depend on measured patient characteristics and additionally adjust for an assumed degree of residual association.
Use of the E0 information in conjunction with calibration coefficients that adjust for differences between the vegetation and the reference surface provides a method to greatly improve the estimates of actual evapotranspiration (Ea) from landscapes (or ecosystems).
