Sentence examples similar to bound corrections from inspiring English sources

Levene's test was used to test the variance equality; when sphericity could not be assumed, the Greenhouse-Geisser, Huynh-Feldt, and Lower-bound corrections were considered.

Concerns abound that a sharp Western slowdown could cripple demand for Chinese exports, that shadow lending and local-government debt are out of control and that property prices are bound for a correction.

"We're bound to have a correction.

We were bound to see a correction," Yoshihide Suga, the chief cabinet secretary, told reporters in Tokyo.

The dashed lines in this and subsequent figures indicate the lower bound for the shear correction factor, i.e., κ = 5/6, for comparison.

A microscopic Kd value of 520×10−6 M was determined from the lactose concentration at the fractional change of 0.5 (50% bound) and a statistical correction for the number of lactose binding sites, i.e. two in the dimer.

The bound of (1) is known as the bound on complete burst-error correction [16].

On review the court may thus correct errors of law and on remand the Commission is bound to act upon the correction.

The bound of (2) is known as the bound on almost all burst-error correction.

The American economy was bound to suffer a painful correction, and policy-makers found themselves with fewer resources to deal with the consequences.Today those consequences are clear.

For that reason, the internal standards are also bound by OM, and a correction by internal standards would not lead to the freely dissolved concentration.