Sentence examples for corrected because of their from inspiring English sources

Rough figures extracted from the PubMed database were corrected because of their underestimation, due to the fact that PubMed's searches are performed only on title and abstract, making our searches blind to most of the text (full-text).

Maron admits OpenStreetMap is not going to be as precise as a professional survey, but given that it takes up to two years for any inaccuracy to be changed in a formal mapping project, and most inaccuracies are unlikely ever to be corrected because of the sheer scale of what's involved, OpenStreetMap clearly fills a valuable niche.

Leading questions occasionally recur but are corrected because of heightened staff awareness of the issue.

Significance levels were Bonferroni corrected because of the large number of examiners being considered.

The electrodes were not corrected because of concern that further surgery may worsen speech and ataxia.

Tumors with MMR deficiency exhibit a high frequency of microsatellite instability (MSI-H) because these regions of the genome are particularly unstable and susceptible to errors that do not get corrected because of the defective MMR system [ 2].

As the descendants of these large cells were displaced to the meristem periphery and floral primordia, where the driver was not expressed, cell volumes returned to normal, while cellular growth rates remained comparable, and time-course imaging showed that cell volumes were corrected because of more frequent cell divisions.

Sliding window analyses pose a multiple testing problem that is difficult to correct because of the nonindependence of windows.

This is the most difficult deformity to correct because of the great shortening of the tendo achillis which resists stretching.

Sliding window analyses have an inherent multiple testing problem that is difficult to correct because of the nonindependence of windows.

But, of course, these weights are not "correct" because of the way the bootstrap resamples are constructed in the generalized linear model context.