Usage of "adjusted analyses"

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Usage of adjusted analyses in English

Multiple logistic regression of in-hospital mortality was used for case-mix adjusted analyses. 
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Passive smoke exposure was not associated with colorectal cancer in adjusted analyses. 
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In men, adjusted analyses revealed that increased levels of physical activity were protective. 
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In adjusted analyses, these proportions did not change over time. 
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Females and adults with low CD4 nadir were at increased risk in adjusted analyses. 
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No associations were found between Mexican acculturation and any sleep outcomes in adjusted analyses. 
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In adjusted analyses, multiparity, low literacy and migrant status were independently predictive of home births. 
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Hs-CRP and INFLA-score were associated with an increased risk of total mortality in adjusted analyses. 
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In adjusted analyses, increasing annual stroke volume and rural location were associated with significantly more home-time. 
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Logistic regression analysis was used to assess associations between advancing time and mortality in adjusted analyses. 
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Risk- adjusted analyses were performed using hierarchical multivariate models. 
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In adjusted analyses, children's potential social contacts did not change during periods of peak influenza activity. 
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Risk- adjusted analyses were performed using multiple logistic regression. 
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Results were only slightly attenuated in adjusted analyses. 
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Increased SVi, ejection fraction and mid-ventricular FAC were associated with less severe NYHA class in adjusted analyses. 
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Unadjusted and case-mix adjusted analyses were performed. 
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Meanings of adjusted analyses in English