Sentence examples for a correction multiplier from inspiring English sources

Because regular finite elements' shape functions do not include the square-root terms, which are required for accurately representing the near-tip displacement field, the GDC method is enriched via a correction multiplier term.

(49) Taking the density of air as 1.2 kg m−3, the density of IBA as 802 kg m−3, and the density of the standard material (303 stainless steel) as 8027 kg m−3, the correction multiplier was an insignificant 1.00135.

The tablet scored better than the suspension even when applying a Bonferroni correction (p=0.001: for correction multiply by 6).

The simulated dataset was used to calculate both p- values and an expected false positive rate, given multiple tests (equivalent to the Bonferroni correction multiplied by the number of tests) to assess statistical significance.

The standard Bonferroni correction multiplies the uncorrected p-value by the number of statistical tests.

This correction multiplies both the numerator and the denominator degrees of freedom by ε and the significance of the F-ratio is evaluated with the new degrees of freedom, resulting in a more conservative statistical test.

After adjustment for false detection rate or the more strict Bonferroni correction (multiply each P-value by the number of microRNAs tested, ∼1000), most P-values remain highly significant (Table 2 lists unadjusted P-values; P-values are mostly below 1e-8).

By multiplying a correction factor (less than 1) in front of the Planck mean absorption coefficient, it is possible to compute many global flame properties with reasonable accuracy.

Additionally, a correction was performed by multiplying the sample size by 2 (Double-Stage Sampling), with the final sample size totaling 490 adolescents.

Second, because some pathways were expected to show significant enrichment by chance as a result of multiple testing, we performed a Bonferroni correction and multiplied the nominal p-values by the total number of pathways ascertained by the outliers before declaring significance.

The NH3 readings by MGM (mg/l) were multiplied by a correction factor for the atmospheric pressure.