Sentence examples for contained a correction from inspiring English sources
The analytical procedure additionally contained a correction for incomplete hemolymph equilibration at the lowest PCO2 step (Additional file 3).
One mailer, against Chris Heagarty, who was running for reelection to the General Assembly as a Democrat, contains a "correction," ostensibly apologizing for an earlier mailer accusing Heagarty of voting for a billion-dollar tax increase in 2009 — before he was even in office — and then slamming Heagarty again, for further alleged misdeeds.
Equation 1 already contains a correction term, namely the pressure term.
Such a price would balance the marginal damages from carbon emissions against the marginal costs of abating emissions; it should not contain a correction factor for inducing technological change.
Myers' condition [9] contains a correction term and thus allows a straightforward manipulation of the condition into a form that is more convenient to apply than Ingard's condition.
In addition, the formula contains a correction for the number of score categories q.
An erratum has been published containing a correction of the residence time for the gallbladder content; however, this does not affect the value of ED [ 84].
The denoising system must contain a mean correction block.
Franzen told the Guardian that the book, the follow-up to 2001's Pulitzer Prize-nominated The Corrections, contained "a couple of hundred differences at the level of word and sentence and fact" as well as "small but significant changes to the characterisations of Jessica and Lalitha" – the daughter and the assistant of one of the novel's central characters.
Final glucose yields per gram of DM do not contain an anhydro correction factor as their purpose is to present actual glucose yield outputs, hence final glucose yields should not be used to reflect the residue DM from the process.
Although not required for the risk difference scale, and such a study does contain information, a correction factor is required for the estimation of associated variance which causes further confusion.
