That adjusts for seasonal patterns and smooths out the sometimes volatile data.
On the OECD's calculations of purchasing-power parity (a measure that adjusts for relative prices), the franc is 42% overvalued against the euro and 44% against the dollar.
And any approach that adjusts for risk after the fact, when the damage has already been done, suffers from inherent inefficiencies.
What hurricanes do cause is a lot of economic damage: about $365 billion in direct and indirect economic losses since 1980, according to a technique that adjusts for inflation and other factors.
Estimating betas from nonsynchronous data, Journal of Financial Economics 5, 309 328] estimator that adjusts for price limits and nonsynchronous trading.
Additionally, the camera comes with Smile Shutter technology that helps capture a smile the moment it happens and dynamic range optimizer (DRO) technology that adjusts for contrast.
We used matched propensity scoring in a cohort of patients undergoing elective aneurysm repair as an illustrative example of this important statistical method that adjusts for baseline characteristics and selection bias by matching covariables.
Our custom designed random negative control probes where used in the "bg.adjust.gcrma" method call, that adjusts for background signals, instead of MM probes.
This is a well-conducted study that adjusts for potential occupational and non-occupational hazards (e.g., silica, asbestos, cigarette smoke).
These observations suggest that when transformed in a manner that adjusts for shared ancestry, as demonstrated here, tree-ignorant methods can be more reliable than tree-aware methods.
We addressed this problem by using a method presented by Ding et al. [ 32] that adjusts for the difference in samples sizes, and thus statistical power, to re-estimate eQTL overlap expected under the scenario of equal sample size [ 34].
