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The paper presents several specific methods, including those based on correcting the low-fidelity model response (adaptive response correction and shape-preserving response prediction), as well as on suitable modification of the design specifications.
These solutions are mainly based on correcting the delays between the signals coming from loudspeaker system transducers, and they still show limited performances over the overlap frequency bands.
The system is based on correcting the relative position of the tool-workpiece during machining by means of a piezoelectric actuator.
The first solution is the conditional probability based multi-source domain adaptation (CP-MDA) approach, which is a domain adaptation process based on correcting the conditional distribution differences between the source and target domains.
Since the proposed ring removal technique is based on correcting stripes from the sinogram domain, there is a probability that it will identify the stripes as ring artifacts and hence may correct them.
Data normalization was based on correcting all Ct values for the average Ct values of several constantly expressed housekeeping genes present on the array [55].
Corrected P i in the product, based on corrected concentrations in the product 0.3507 0.6493 n.a.a
A multiple testing correction was applied based on corrected p-values (<0.05), generated by the step up method.
On each trial a set size of between two to five letters can be presented, with performance based on correct recall of the orientation of the sequence of arrows.
Therefore, the diagnosis is entirely based on correct assessment of the clinical phenotype as no pathognomonic, radiographic, biochemical, ultrastructural, or other abnormalities are available to confirm this.
The relationship between facts and opinions is thus one of mutual entailment: if opinions were not based on correct information and the free access to all relevant facts they could scarcely claim any validity.
