Sentence examples for appropriate corrections to from inspiring English sources

Realization of Tλ is achieved after appropriate corrections to the thermometer reading at the HeII-cell, in particular, by extrapolating to zero heat flow through the device.

He said that he would take full responsibility for the drop in popularity, that he would concentrate on making appropriate corrections to government policies and that he would address the precarious balance of power in his coalition government.

It is thus apparent that, even in a microgravity environment, woody plants can make appropriate corrections to compensate for stress gradients introduced by mechanical bending, thereby enabling compression wood to be formed.

In addition, the variation of the efficiency of the filters with the wavelength should be also taken into consideration to enable the appropriate corrections to obtain true reflectance images.

We made appropriate corrections to develop the theoretical model previously proposed by Babu and Nair (B.V. Babu, N. Nair, J. Energy Edu. Sci. Technol. 13 (2004 13 200) for measuring membrane resistance to the flow of protons, which is the only ion that travels from one electrode to the other through the membrane.

If Mauchly's test of sphericity was violated, we made appropriate corrections to degrees of freedom according to Greenhouse Geisser.

Therefore, in situations where objective data sources are limited, caregiver-reported outpatient information can be considered for low volumes of healthcare consumption, using an appropriate correction to account for potential under-reporting.

However, if it is clear which associations are measured and what the overall results are, we can attempt to address these biases and apply the appropriate correction to the estimated effect size, in this case predicted risk with a confidence estimate [ 27].

Any violations of the model were noted and appropriate corrections made to the data.

Lymph node A-scans were calibrated before being corrected with appropriate correction profiles to obtain final sample reflectance profiles.

Because differences in certain factors, such as age, gender or smoking behavior can have a significant effect on the outcome of HBM measurements, the appropriate corrections will have to be made in order to be able to adequately compare the different geographical areas.