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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are corrected for any" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where adjustments or modifications are made to account for specific factors or variables.
Example: "The results of the experiment are corrected for any discrepancies in the data collected."
Alternatives: "adjusted for any" or "modified for any".
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These correlations are corrected for any attenuation that would occur due to the measurement error in the instruments and represent the correlations between the 'true' ratings (as defined above).
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The images have not been corrected for any limb darkening but are calibrated.
Gravity changes δ g due to underground mass redistribution must be corrected for any vertical height change h since we have the following relationship: {delta}_g=-frac{2{g}_0}{a}h+2pi Grho h (1 where g 0 is the mean surface gravity, a the mean Earth's radius, ρ the mean density of the crust, and G the gravitational constant.
Solid food intake was corrected for any visible spillage and was measured every day for the high fat diet and every other day for the chow diet using a balance with a precision of 0.01 g (Ohaus model SP402).
The initial post-stimulus baseline was corrected for any DC offset.
The measured P-[Na+] must therefore be corrected for any hyperglycaemia.
These analyses will be corrected for any clustering of outcomes within a clinic.
Raw TBW was corrected for any drinks consumed during the equilibration period.
Spectra were corrected for any contribution due to scattering of lipids.
However, as race was not recorded the calculated eGFR results could not be corrected for any African-American patients.
These analyses will also be corrected for any clustering of outcomes within a clinic and baseline levels.
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