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Total RNA of flavedo and adult leaves were extracted from 2 g of sample using an adjustment of a standard extraction RNA protocol of Cl-Guanidine thiocyanate [ 59].

All QALYs are calculated using an adjustment of 0.82 utility per year when living with HIV and an annual discount rate of 0.03.

However, with the proposed inclusion of cardiovascular history in the UKPDS risk engine (using an adjustment factor of 2.0 derived from risk estimates from the individual studies and from a recently reported meta-analysis), this modified UKPDS model provides a more consistent (although still overestimated) event rate, with a lower degree of variability (coefficient of variation, 13%).

The standard error required to construct each CV was calculated using an adjustment factor of 95%% confidence.

We adjusted confidence intervals (CI) and p-values for any extra-Poisson overdispersion by using an adjustment factor (the square root of the model deviance divided by the degrees of freedom) in all cases where its value was greater than 1.

All BPA concentrations were corrected for dilution by SG adjustment using a modification of the formula by Hauser et al. (2004).

This report used an adjustment (Model 1) for many of the expected confounders (age, alcohol, smoking, sex etc)., and also a model (Model 2) that adjusted for fasting plasma glucose and mean arterial pressure.

The CBCL available for both participating and 141 non-participating anonymous youths (only age and sex available) was used for an adjustment of observed prevalence because of missing diagnostic categories and attrition due to non-consent (see Fig.  1).

Correlation analyses between groups of genes (e.g. AMPs) and single factors (e.g. bacterial growth, transcription factor activity) usually included multiple testing, which has been taken into account by using a Bonferroni adjustment of the p-values.

The method is based on analysing the progression of elevation angle with range for ground scatter echoes and uses a gradual adjustment of the phase shift until the observed dependence agrees with that expected from a reflecting ionospheric layer.

The p-value obtained in this analysis is equivalent to the EASE score, which uses a conservative adjustment of the Fisher's exact probability, and was applied to identify significantly enriched gene categories.