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单词 unadjusted
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unadjusted
adjective
uk/ˌʌn.əˈdʒʌs.tɪd/us/ˌʌn.əˈdʒʌs.tɪd/
not havingchangedor beenchangedfor aparticularsituationor use:
I was still jetlagged and unadjusted to thetimechangeevenafter aweekinAustralia.
Unadjusted, adetergentwould be anunattractive,thin,colourlessliquidwith little or nosmell.
Unadjustedfigures(=numbers)have not beenchangedslightlytobecomemorecorrectoruseful:
Thefiguresare unadjusted forinflation.
Thefirmrecordedan unadjustedoperatinglossof a millionpounds.
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adjust
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  • Iforcedmyself to go back tosleepwhen my unadjustedbodytold me to get up andstartmyday.
  • Seasonally unadjustedfiguresshow anunemploymentrateof 5.3percentinJanuary.
  • Theypromisedtopublishboth theadjustedand unadjustedstatistics.
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(Definition ofunadjustedfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

unadjusted| Business English

unadjusted
adjective
ECONOMICS,ACCOUNTING
uk
/ˌʌnəˈdʒʌstɪd/us
unadjustedfiguresdo notconsiderparticularthings such asinflation, which would make thefigureseasiertocomparewithothers:
unadjusted for sthRetailsaleswillgrowat a 1.4%annualrate, unadjusted forinflation.
Indataunadjusted forservicequalityimprovements,productivitydeclinedby anaverageof 2%peryearfor the past fiveyears.
On an unadjustedbasis, a 0.7%riseinoveralloutputpricesinOctoberwas thebiggestmonth-on-monthgainsinceMarchof lastyear.
At an unadjustedrateof 7.3%, Janesville had the 33rdhighestunemploymentinFebruary.
(Definition ofunadjustedfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Unadjustedrisk ratios for the incidence of schizophrenia were first calculated separately for each of these explanatory variables.
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Table 2 presents theunadjustedrisk ratios of mortality by age of retirement and by reasons for retirement.
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Thus, adjusted orunadjustedestimates of means are obtained, depending on the method of analysis chosen for a trial in a particular environment.
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Theunadjustedsignificance level for group differences was p 1⁄4 .0006 for survival to 10 years.
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First, the data used are seasonallyunadjustedand this allows us to study, within the same framework, growth, business cycle, and seasonal movements.
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We find that the tracking error of theunadjustedindex is nontrivial under risk aversion, and depends upon the degree of risk aversion.
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Table 4 gives figures forunadjustedand adjusted total costs as well as for various components.
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The difference between adjusted andunadjustedcosts is noteworthy.
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All summary cost results are reportedunadjustedfor baseline differences, and all cost differences are presented adjusted for baseline differences.
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Therefore, in the following analyses, outcome data are presented bothunadjustedand adjusted for case mix on admission to hospital.
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Consider the definition of theunadjusteduser cost in equation (10).
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However, neither of theseunadjusteddifferences is statistically significant.
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While each represents a marked difference from theunadjustedapproaches, the simpler date adjustment identified twice as many days as the dateand-tract adjustment.
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Theunadjustedparity progression ratio is a gross measure of having a fourth child; it does not consider the relationships among the independent variables.
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This gave crude (unadjusted) odds ratios showing whether any predictor was a significant explanatory variable or not.
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