Sentence examples for consequent correction from inspiring English sources

The agreement between current theory and experimental results was good for incidence angles smaller than 15 degrees because the effective mass approximation begins to fail for incidence angles larger than 15 degrees and so does its consequent correction approximation.

The agreement between current theory and experimental results was good up to an incidence angle of 15 degrees because the effective mass approximation begins to fail for incidence angles larger than 15 degrees and the same is true for its consequent correction approximation.

This is justified because coverage indicators respond more promptly to programme changes than impact indicators, thus representing an invaluable tool for programme evaluation and consequent correction (7).

This reduction implicates the return of RA cells to a basal state similar to that of cells of HDs and the consequent correction of the percentage of iTNFα+ CD14+ cells.

Anecdotal evidence of the presence of a further extension of mRNA 5' end sequence, with consequent correction of the previously accepted predicted product, was randomly found for single genes.

Of note, the modest amelioration of histopathology and the partial reduction of psychosine accumulation consequent to enzymatic correction resulted in functional benefit.

We shall present various situations where selection bias arises in the formation of a prediction rule and where there is a consequent need for the correction of this bias.

The failure of Pitkäniemi et al. [24], when analyzing the same data, to identify anything else than DR3 and DR4 alleles to be statistically significant contributors to the risk is likely due to the ascertainment correction and the consequent substantial loss of data.

Similarly, hepcidin levels had also fallen and EPO levels had dropped markedly, indicating a correction of hypoxia probably consequent on antimalarial treatment.

The consequent elimination of the pressure gradients between intracranial chambers enables correction of the brain shift.

In the absence of proper correction, this results in high artifact background levels and consequent loss of contrast, or overestimation of the conventional scatter, with over subtraction in the central part of the body.