Sentence examples similar to constitute a correction from inspiring English sources

One reason is that the log-transformation of error measures already constitutes a correction that reduces the significance level.

The premise of the proposed iterative system model is to constitute a recursive correction formula based on second order approximations of a novel scalar error function which offers a faster convergence rate.

This approach constitutes a conservative correction for atrophy in order to avoid potential overcorrection affecting small-sized ROIS, which would lead to an artificially high signal.

But in proposing sanctions, the new letter from regulators said that the company's response "does not constitute a credible allegation of compliance and acceptable evidence of correction for the deficiencies cited".

More peer correction is regarded as a helpful activity that might also serve to constitute a friendly atmosphere in a class.

Two objects constitute a pair.

Does this constitute a sublet?

Brooklyn and Queens constitute a separate diocese.

These four spores constitute a tetrad.

Police!' will not constitute a seizure".

Such ability would constitute a major advance.