Sentence examples for by a correction factor from inspiring English sources
The DDDANL for AVMPs with a prolonged duration of action (i.e. more than 24 h) or a shorter duration of action (applied 2 times daily) are corrected for this by a correction factor either retrieved from the authorization documents or based on expert consensus within the SDa.
Stage-specific RNA-Seq data were corrected for each stage by a correction factor (based on the amount of RNA per parasite nucleus present in each stage as described earlier [ 18]).
To adjust for DustTrak measurement error, we corrected continuous (DustTrak) PM concentrations by a correction factor (CF) calculated using the gravimetric data as described below.
The NH3 readings by MGM (mg/l) were multiplied by a correction factor for the atmospheric pressure.
Thus only distance measurements that are made in a frame at rest relative to the ether are valid without modification by a correction factor.
The oxidation damage, which is described by a correction factor representing the non-linear oxidation damage mechanism, is considered in the proposed model.
The computational error generated by the assumption is corrected by introducing a correction factor based on the production profile of single CBM wells.
The average number of cells per scan was expressed as cells per linear cm of intestine by multiplying by 30.3, a correction factor determined from the field width of 330 mm, as previously described [ 22].
In this paper, by employing the dimensional analytical method, the strain-rate effect involved in blast loaded plates with different scaled values was firstly analyzed, then a corrected equation was established by taking a correction factor of impulse per unit area into consideration.
The algorithms used by the BCFWIN program were extended to hydrocarbons by developing a correction factor for the hydrocarbon chemical class (Stewart et al. 2005).
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.
