Sentence examples similar to adjust imprecisions from inspiring English sources
To adjust for imprecision in force estimation, it is also essential to assess the EMG-force relationship's reliability.
These analyses strengthen the evidence of human PFAS immunotoxicity at current exposure levels and reflect the usefulness of structural equation models to adjust for imprecision in the exposure variables.
It seems intuitively obvious that a larger imprecision can be tolerated in instruments that make frequent readings during each hour than in an instrument used only 2 or 3 times per day to adjust a major portion of a person's daily insulin dose.
Economists expressed no alarm about the results, which have repeatedly been weak for January in recent years, suggesting more than the usual imprecision in the way the Commerce Department adjusts the data for recurring seasonal swings.
The future study should include Bland Altman plot and a measurement error model to provide a more informative comparison by determining the relative biases (i.e., systematic error, including differences in measurement scale, or scale bias) and imprecision (i.e., random error, adjusted for scale bias).
The number and content of the covariates in the fully adjusted models differed between studies, which could have caused some imprecision in the effect estimates.
We apologise for the imprecision of the text in this section, which we have adjusted in response to this comment.
