Sentence examples for correct for reductions from inspiring English sources

To correct for reductions in phosphorescence intensity due to degradation of the fibers in aqueous environments, a time-dependent scaling factor was applied to all data collected after day 0. Scaling factor was determined based on the change in the max intensity phosphorescence signal over time from the in vitro degradation and spectral analysis.

The control had only the sample solvent instead of the sample to correct for reduction of NADPH without inhibitor of AR (ARI).

A set of images containing the cell of interest were taken in a sham run and used to correct for reduction of fluorescence due to photobleaching in the follow-up experimental run, for which the external solution was exchanged with fresh external solution supplemented with 1 mM of NAD+ (Sigma) and 55 61 IU/ml of GDH (Sigma).

Competing risk, or death due to other diseases, does not confuse this interpretation, since this age-specific data corrects for reductions in the population.

The reference blank contained all of the above reagents, and buffer instead of AR, to correct for nonspecific reduction of NADPH.

Exponential fitting was applied to correct for the reduction in fluorescence intensity toward the center of the brain slice due to decreasing antibody penetration as well as the additional reduction imposed by light scattering and light absorption over the complete depth of the slice.

All measurements were corrected for background reduction of ferricenium.

Split half reliability (corrected for test-reduction) was 0.68, for 6-year-olds 0.82 and for 7-year-olds 0.84 (van Bon, 1986).

The loss terms can be incorporated into the widely-utilized 'adiabatic core' model in order to perform 'volumetric expansion' calculations during chemical kinetic simulations that correct for pressure and temperature reductions resulting from these energy losses.

Using minimally invasive surgery combining percutaneous intravertebral reposition and percutaneous instrumentation could be a solution for anatomically correct fracture reduction to avoid recompression or height loss.

Subject speed of response is a factor that has been shown to result in significant inter and intraindividual variation and can be corrected for with resultant reduction in random variance [ 13].