Sentence examples for appropriately correcting from inspiring English sources
The proposed qABL approach permits the direct estimation of the metabolic rate of 18F-FDG (K i ) in lung tissue by appropriately correcting for the confounding contributions of air and blood.
By doing so, FAM-MDR assesses significance of the best SNP-pair, while appropriately correcting for multiple testing.
Second, all genomes carry a large number of rare functional variants, which means that appropriately correcting for all the tested hypotheses requires very low p-values (Pelak et al., 2010).
Appropriately correcting for body size effects and allometric scaling of morphological traits, while simultaneously taking phylogeny into account, poses an ongoing challenge for comparative studies [ 58].
While the last PiCCO algorithm appropriately corrects for GEF, the correction is not applied to PVPI.
Therefore, they should have ophthalmological examination regularly to ensure that their refractive errors are appropriately corrected.
Although she had been treated for malocclusion in a local clinic, her malocclusion was not appropriately corrected but gradually worsened.
A comparison of the theoretical chronoamperograms with the experimental data, appropriately corrected for the induction time, revealed that the progressive nucleation took place for all examined polymer films and deposition potentials.
Finally, we show that time-windowed estimates of df can be used for probabilistic connectivity testing or dynamic network analysis so that apparent changes in the functional connectome are appropriately corrected for the effects of transient noise bursts.
This model uses the measured spectral characteristics of each of the components in the optical train, appropriately corrected for their optical environment, to determine the end-to-end spectral throughput profile for each channel.
Taylor, ever eager to jump to the public microphone, is taking an uncharacteristically laid back approach to the situation, telling the Post, "I'm hoping, in light of the exposure to the issue, that this would be quickly and appropriately corrected".
