For studies that reported several multivariable adjusted RRs, we selected the effect estimate that adjusted for the maximum potential confounders.
The White House assumes that, adjusted for inflation, the economy will grow by 3.2percentt in 2002.
For instance, the company reported earnings today for the year ended March 31, that, adjusted for currency fluctuations, declined 5.9percentto to $350 million.
Local environmentalists say that, adjusted for inflation and the rise in real estate values since then, the figure is probably closer to $2.3 trillion today.
Military sociologists cite research showing that, adjusted for age and race, military personnel are no more likely to commit domestic violence or other crimes than civilians.
Love means never having to tell the American people that, adjusted for inflation, gas is actually cheaper today than it was in 1960.
The IMF forecasts that, adjusted for purchasing power, China's economy will be bigger than America's by the end of 2016.
The organization found that, adjusted for inflation, the median wealth of Hispanic households fell by two-thirds during that period.
The latest Charities Aid Foundation UK Giving report suggests that, adjusted for inflation, we give considerably less now than we did in 2005.
Portman's campaign said that, adjusted for inflation, Bush's 2008 budget requested the same amount President Obama did in his 2017 budget.
We aimed to test aging-related processing speed differences using a novel cross-sectional design that adjusted for cognitive ability tested in youth.
