Sentence examples for then adjusting for from inspiring English sources

The ONS said: "The projected local authority population for each year is initially calculated by ageing on the population for the previous year, applying assumed local fertility and mortality rates to calculate the number of projected births and deaths, and then adjusting for migration into and out of each local authority".

Thus far, he has tested his theories in a manner that resembles so-called future markets — which trade bets on future events like elections and sporting events — by treating search requests as the equivalent of votes, or "buys," and then adjusting for other factors.

Taking this wider measure of foreign-exchange reserves, and then adjusting for changes in the value of non-dollar reserves caused by swings in the dollar, Mr Setser reckons that China's total reserves rose by around $40 billion in the first quarter, only one-fifth of their increase in the first quarter of 2008.

Subsequent analyses were undertaken by pooling data across all subjects and then adjusting for age and gender.

The significance of this statistic was calculated by performing a permutation test with 5000 random permutations of the group membership and then adjusting for FDR.

For the regression models, we likewise examined each method separately, first using a bivariate model and then adjusting for a previous national prevalence observation.

Models were initially age-adjusted and then adjusted for multiple covariates for each end point.

The luminance-adjusted threshold is then adjusted for the component contrast via.

The years of life lived are then adjusted for time spent in ill health ('disability') to determine disability-adjusted life years (DALYs) averted.

In-house experts added marks of their own, and the figures were then adjusted for "local cynicism or over-enthusiasm".

Then adjust for hours per worker, which have been declining, largely because of the recent rise of part-time employment.