Sentence examples for a small correction for from inspiring English sources
Credits are a small correction for the market's great dysfunction.
Two weeks after the surgery, Richard was fitted for new glasses, because he no longer needs the strong correction for distance and now needs just a small correction for reading.
The depth of the minimum is (apart from a small correction for the vibrational properties of the bond) equal to the bond dissociation energy and hence indicates the tightness with which the two atoms are held together.
If there's something that's awesome about the fact that MLS has playoffs, it's that the short run to end to the season offers a small correction for the unbalanced schedule and a final chance for a club to make its claim for greatness.
If the effect of undetected relapses is expected to be a small correction for clinically relevant values of N and so can be ignored, then you need to state and justify that assumption in your formulation of equations 10-11.
The cut-off values must be high enough to yield a high number of tested recent seroconverters and thus a small confidence interval, but low enough to yield a low number of false recent seroconverters and thus a small correction for misclassifications.
Given the same level of variation for short-lived individuals, the lower the variability or the higher the compression of ages at death among long-lived individuals, the lower the value of SD U and the more left-skewed the distribution, resulting in a smaller correction of life expectancy for the uncertainty in the ELL summary measure.
2 A small correction is required for the parallel mean free path defined by Eq. 7 in the case of focused transport (Danos et al. 2013, references therein).
The cylinder approximates a complete gravitational enclosure and, allowing for a small correction because it is open at the ends, the force on the test mass should not depend on its location within the cylinder.
On the other hand, a small correction has been purposely designed for compensating this error by means of the mid-point integration rule.
A small correction was applied to account for the presence of 3%% D2O in the solvent.[ 20] Proton exchange can be mediated by H2O, OH−, or H3O+.
