Sentence examples for adjusted to correct from inspiring English sources
To allow a comparison between herds of different sizes this final Appleby (Appleby, 1980) rank score (a) was adjusted to correct for herd size (h), using: adjusted dominance rank = 1 − a − 1 h − 1 This 'adjusted dominance rank' was the outcome variable used in the statistical analysis, referred to as dominance rank.
If the minimum wage were adjusted to correct for inflation, its 1968 peak would amount to about $9.42 today.
Once properly installed, the calcaneal external fixator might later be adjusted to correct the varus deviation and to perform fragment distraction to achieve better reduction.
As a result of having reliable tube skin temperature data, the heat flux profile can be adjusted to correct the unit performance for prevention of overheating, hot spots formation and thermal aging of tubes and pigtails before failure.
Each rice flour (3.50 ± 0.01 g, based on 12% moisture) was added to 25.0 ± 0.1 g of water (adjusted to correct for sample moisture content) in a new test canister.
When prices are adjusted to correct pricing distortions, wildlife generates one rand of profit from 20 cents of domestic factors costs (i.e., Domestic Resource Cost Ratio (DRC) = G/ E-F) = 0.196).
Image stacks at each time point were z-adjusted to correct for cell "drift" caused by slice swelling during hypoosmolar treatment.
So you stop looking for, adjusting to, and correcting the untoward impulses that are in every last one of us.
The grey value of the background was adjusted to mid-grey and gamma corrected for output luminance (as was the gabor value).
The significance of both qualitative (adjusted to 0.2% with multiple testing), and quantitative analyses (adjusted to 5%) was corrected for multiple testing using the SGoF correction.
A falsely short second piece may still match within the maximum intron distance and has the potential to be adjusted to the correct splice site in the canonical splice-site adjustment (see below for details).
