Sentence examples for correct the deviation from inspiring English sources
Early treatment along these lines may be all that is necessary, but, if the visual axes are still abnormal, surgery of the extraocular muscles is usually required to correct the deviation.
It is useful to correct the deviation error resulting from setup error of ball bar.
Six plant factors are designed to correct the deviation between the laboratory model and the industrial practice.
For the start of combustion, a system bias is adopted to correct the deviation and the error bound of the predicted parameters is within 1.1°.
Relying on historical documents and literature investigation, Chinese scholars mostly integrate literature in to their research to correct the deviation of oral history and explain oral content, which makes Chinese oral history research unique (Ding, 2003a, b).
Considering the limitation of charge-based CMI, expert rating could be used to assign weight to DRGs, to correct the deviation caused by charge-based weighting.
For his method of correcting the deviation by juxtaposing the compass with a suitably shaped piece of iron, he was awarded the Copley Medal of the Royal Society.
When corrected, the deviation in average intensity per nucleus was within 10%, suggesting that the protocol adequately corrects for non-uniformities.
Table 4 shows activity deviations in the myocardial segments containing a perfusion defect and illustrates the effect of truncation and the effectiveness of axial projection extension in correcting the deviations in all the scenarios.
The imperfect relationship between mean blood glucose and standard deviation can be partly resolved using indices that correct the standard deviation for mean blood glucose, such as the CV, i.e. the relationship between standard deviation and the absolute value of the arithmetic mean glycaemia or the J index.
In order to correct the imaging deviation, firstly, with the recorded attitude parameters, Doppler distribution is calculated by the vector analysis method proposed in Section 4.
