Sentence examples for those adjusting from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, extraretinal photoreceptors in the CNS, for example those adjusting the circadian clock in the brain (cryptochromes) [52], [53] might control the scanning behavior of males.
Additionally, crude models and those adjusting for socio-demographic characteristics and program exposure were created.
Because the results of models with these additional covariates were found no different from those adjusting only for imaging site, they are not reported.
If some unmeasured factor affects both circulating PCB and lipid levels, then the least biased models are those adjusting for total serum lipids [ 39].
For example, some case control studies reporting on low exposure levels noted a significant association only among smokers [ 20, 31] and of the cohort studies carried out in Taiwan, those adjusting for such covariates [ 33, 53, 60] reported risk estimates three to fourfold lower than ecological studies that did not [ 24, 26].
The results showed a 42% reduction (adjusted RR=0.58, 95% CI=0.43 0.78, Phomogeneity=0.801) for those adjusting for PPIs/statins, which was higher than those that did not adjust (RR=0.70, 95% CI=0.53 0.93, Phomogeneity=0.285), although this difference was not statistically significant (Psignificance=0.38).
Where the source provides multiple adjusted RRs, those adjusted for the most variables are presented in Table 17.
In addition, sex-adjusted odds ratios for cognition scores were compared with those adjusted for cognition scores at different ages.
For the adjusted models, we selected a priori covariates based on those adjusted for in the Mt. Washington study.
Under the constitution, "structural" budget deficits (ie, those adjusted for the business cycle) have to be cut gradually almost to zero.
Construction workers have been subjected to real hourly wage cuts – those adjusted for inflation – of 13.4% between the first quarter of 2008 and the fourth quarter of 2013, according to the Office for National Statistics.
