Sentence examples for are generally corrected from inspiring English sources

The kinetic current densities are generally corrected from the diffusion in the active layer using the classical homogeneous flooded model.

Remaining parts of the primary fields, the zero levels, are generally corrected by subtracting field values recorded at high altitudes (standard zero levelling) or estimated from resistivities of neighbouring lines or from resistivity maps (advanced zero levelling).

Such annotation discrepancies are generally corrected in UniProtKB updates.

Both molybdenum toxicity and copper deficiency are generally corrected by providing additional Cu in the animals' diet.

Printed texts, however, were generally corrected or seen through the press by the author, or at all events by a contemporary, so that the editor may be reasonably confident of reproducing at least a decent approximation to authorial usage.

While the Li and Stephens [13] model is generally corrected for the number of sites and sequences, we were not interested in a precise estimate of ρ, rather we wanted to test whether it was different from zero and thus we did not apply their correction.

Treatment: hypophosphatemia is generally corrected when it is symptomatic or severe.

During surgery, this measurement is less informative: firstly, hypoxemia is generally corrected; secondly, under anesthesia, especially with neuromuscular paralysis, oxygen use decreases in all tissues, so that reductions in ScvO2 are uncommon [ 84].

The instrument mass discrimination is generally corrected during solution MC-ICPMS analyses by using a stable isotope pair, which can be corrected by an exponentional law (similar to TIMS mass fractionation correction), or when there is no stable isotope pair available (e.g. Pb isotopes), corrected using a standard-sample bracketing method [ 30].

All of the details Obama attributed to him are generally correct, Curlin said.

I agree they are generally correct but that isn't good enough.