Sentence examples for approximately corrected from inspiring English sources

If data are approximately corrected for the faradaic reaction the effective conductivity becomes 0.1 0.7 Ω−1 m−1.

During the decoupling process, however, this methodology still needs to be improved from two aspects: 1) the introduction of an additional correlation process so that the structural/acoustic sub-model can be correctly extracted from the coupled system; and 2) the additional optimization step after the complex vectors are approximately corrected by the properness enforcement method.

However, it is approximately corrected by the flattening procedure, fortunately, as shown in Fig. 4b.

To generate a sample from the records, we included all the records with the response of 1 and a random sample from the records with the response of 0. Based on the analysis in [15], the effect from this biased sampling can be approximately corrected by adding an offset term log(sample size/total number of records) in the estimation process.

Although this bias in favour of screening is unavoidable at the design stage, it can be approximately corrected for in the statistical analysis.

Additionally, the mean SUV was approximately corrected for partial volume effects by applying recovery coefficients obtained from phantom studies [ 14]... Tumor oxygenation was measured in 36 patients with polarographic needle electrodes, using a pO2-histograph (Eppendorf, Hamburg, Germany).

Brazil's foreign relations minister, Luiz Felipe Lampreia, said today that the figure was "approximately" correct.

Clearly both estimates cannot be (even approximately) correct, so this discrepency should be explained if possible.

Compared to the above literatures, our method to approximately correct the CBCT -electron density is easier to apply and gives a better aCBCT -electrone calculation.

What this means is that methods such as the t test are only robust against non-normality in the sense that the false-positive rate remains approximately "correct".

However, if the assumptions are (approximately) correct, parametric methods should be used in preference to non-parametric methods as they provide more accurate and precise estimates, and greater statistical power [ 13].