Exemplos de uso de Adjusting for age em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Wow, Krusty, adjusting for age, that was amazing!
The raw prevalence of MetS was 30.0%, and, after adjusting for age, 24.8.
No, but adjusting for age and inflation, might be just as bad.
A multivariate analysis was carried out for each group, always adjusting for age and sex.
After adjusting for age, APACHE II, and SOFA Model A, Table 2, the survival difference among the 4 groups persisted p.
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The strength of those relationships was maintained even after adjusting for age, ethnicity, creatinine, LVEF, and LV mass.
However, after adjusting for age, prevalence of overweight was 12% higher among non-white women when compared to white women p=0.001.
Table 2 shows the prevalence of HSV-1 antibodies which was 67.2% 95% CI: 64.3,70.2 after adjusting for age and gender.
However, this association lost significance after adjusting for age, PSA level, Gleason score, tumor stage, and skin color.
RESULTS: There was a correlation between fat mass measured by DEXA and by TSF, CSF and PSF,even after adjusting for age r> 0.80 for all.
This hypothesis was confirmed after adjusting for age, education level, income, legal status, social support and time residing in Spain.
WC, WHR and CSF presented correlation with total abdominal fat measured by CTA,even after adjusting for age r> 0.80 for all.
In addition, in the model adjusting for age and sex, the risk of elevated LDL-C and low HDL-C increased in the children who seldom ate breakfast.
Smoking was positively associated with being off work,even after adjusting for age, alcohol intake and exposure to chemical products.
However, after adjusting for age, PSA level and Gleason score, this difference lost its statistical significance, i.e.
The Cox analysis showed only hypoalbuminemia as an independent factor related to hospitalization,even after adjusting for age, presence of diabetes, anemia and inflammation Table 3.
The use of ACE inhibitors, after adjusting for age, was a predictor for the development of postoperative AF OR 1.32, 95% CI 1.02 to 1.7, P 0.032.
The main finding of this study was the association between serum uric acid levels and insulin resistance in children and adolescents,even after adjusting for age, obesity and gender.
In univariate analyses, without adjusting for age and sex, separated and widowed individuals presented twice as much chance of using a psychotropic drug as did single individuals.
Those with lower schooling were more likely to be overweight and obese,even after adjusting for age in the multivariate analysis, which corroborates Piccini's14 findings.
However, after adjusting for age and LVEF, Group II did not differ from Group III, and the better event-free survival was maintained only for Group I.
Although supposedly associated with both socioeconomic factors and the profile of occupational demands,the variable military rank lost significance after adjusting for age and the other variables.
However, after adjusting for age, PSA level and Gleason score, this difference lost its statistical significance, i.e., schooling did not add information in predicting the prognosis.
Brazilian studieswith men older than 50 years indicated a positive and significant correlation between bone density and current and past physical activities,even after adjusting for age and BMI.
After adjusting for age, rheumatic heart disease, indication and time on OAC therapy, there was still a significant difference in the incidence of bleeding events between phenprocoumon and warfarin groups Table 3.
Individuals with cardiovascular disease, renal failure, strokes, osteoarthritis and depression are significantly more likely to be classified as frail than people without these conditions,even after adjusting for age and sex.
After adjusting for age, body mass index, sex, ethnicity, smoking and diabetes, they found that people who drank at least a cup of hot tea a day were 74 percent less likely to have glaucoma.
Finally, data in Table 1 represent chances of lumbar column pain twice as high among workers in the passive work quadrant than in the low strain quadrant,even after adjusting for age, education level, sector and physical strain.
After adjusting for age, time working at school remained significantly associated with MSP in upper limbs p< 0.001 and back p< 0.01, and had a limited significance level p< 0.06 for lower limbs.
However, they found higher values for WC p< 0.01 and WHR p 0.05 among white men over 30 years of age in comparison with black men,when adjusting for age, body fat percentage, alcohol consumption, smoking, physical activity, income and schooling.