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The boundary nodes are further corrected and adjusted by a second-order parabolic interpolation method and a weighting parameter depending on the curvature of the boundary.

Since the 2010 population is 1.339 billion and we have a sample of 11,730, the weights of cases in 2010 are further corrected by WEIGHT2 = WEIGHT1*1.339/11,730.

These P-values are further corrected for multiple hypothesis testing using the false discovery rate procedure (Benjamini and Hochberg, 1995).

The resulting P-values are further corrected for multiple testing, typically by the false discovery rate (FDR) [ 19].

When values are further corrected for phylogeny (standardized independent contrasts), we find that there is still a positive correlation between claw force and the force required to puncture the manus cuticle (r = 0.57, F=8.97, d.f.=19, p<0.05; Figure  6).

The CD144 positive cells at day 3.5 have 483 differentially expressed transcripts that are further corrected by removing the transcripts differentially expressed in the negative control cells in the same transition (CD144- day 3.5 vs. VEGF-R2- day 2.5) or (CD144- day 3.5 vs. VEGF-R2+ day 2.5).

Fisher-combined p-values can be further corrected for multiple testing using the Bonferroni correction.

The refractive indices of the honey samples were measured at ambient temperature using an Atago handheld refractometer (KRUSS, HRH30, Hamburg, Germany) and the measurements were further corrected for the standard temperature of 20°C by adding a correction factor of 0.00023/°C.

The measurements were further corrected for the standard temperature of 20°C by adding a correction factor of 0.00023/°C.

The refractive indices of honey samples were measured at ambient temperature using an Atago handheld refractometer (KRUSS, HRH30, Hamburg, Germany), and measurements were further corrected for the standard temperature of 20°C by adding a correction factor of 0.00023/°C.

The refractive indices of honey samples were measured at ambient temperature using an Atago handheld refractometer (KRUSS, HRH30, Germany), and the measurements were further corrected for a standard temperature of 20°C by adding the correction factor 0.00023/°C.