Sentence examples for a corrective factor from inspiring English sources

These results also need a corrective factor due to the shell in reality having some curvature.

A corrective factor is then proposed in such a way to improve the prediction of the peak inelastic displacement in case of pulse-like seismic waveforms.

Our results suggest that a corrective factor of 0.52 should be applied in order to accurately report natural transformation when using the plate counting method.

A corrective factor should therefore be applied to predictions in case of low regional OSR and GM proportions (which result into large distances between fields).

Further, a corrective factor is introduced for oblique sensor placement relative to the fire front, in order to improve the value of these and other measurements, particularly for model comparison.

To compute Gc for a DCB, we use a method based on the introduction of an equivalent crack length, aeq, where the solution is a product of a closed-form part, which does not require the measurement of the actual crack length, and of a corrective factor where the knowledge of the actual crack length is required.

In a trial in 2006, a patient injected with a corrective gene produced his own Factor IX but only for 10 weeks.

As mentioned, Chwała et al. [ 16] performed an EMG assessment of adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis, and the results suggested that patients with a single curve show a beneficial corrective factor during asymmetric load-free and symmetric exercises.

Thus the information accumulated from all locations is leveraged in a particular locus as an additional corrective factor.

Some kinds of non-additivity can be removed by raising scores to a proper corrective factor γ (Anscombe-Tukey transformation).

The patterns of muscle activity during symmetric exercises in the groups of subjects with single curve and double major curve scoliosis differed significantly from the resting values, generating in the majority of the participants a positive corrective factor.