Sentence examples for corrected change from inspiring English sources

Both change from baseline and placebo- corrected change from baseline HbA1c percentage points are presented to demonstrate longitudinal model performance for each therapy.

The 1 mg dose resulted in a mean (SD) placebo corrected change from baseline of 0.63 (1.02)% for HbA1c at the end of treatment.

Figure 4 presents the mean time course of the plasma concentration of moxifloxacin as well as the placebo corrected change from baseline of QTcF (ΔΔQTcF) based on all subjects in the respective TQT study.

Out of those 41 (=4+37), 28 SNPs had the matching TF bound (PWM score P < 0.001 BH corrected) to one of the alleles, and in each of these cases a significant (P < 0.05, BH corrected) change in binding score was predicted by is-rSNP.

We determined the unitless time-dependent SOA mass yields over the course of the experiments, defined as Y = Δ M/ΔVOC, based on wall-loss corrected change in aerosol mass Δ M (μg m 3) divided by amount of VOC reacted ΔVOC (μg m 3), referenced to the beginning of the experiment when both aerosol mass (M) and VOC were zero.

The purpose of normalization is to correct changes in the nature of sediments, which may influence the contaminant distribution.

This method exerts self-adaptive control over local update rates of solution by predicting and correcting changes to simulation variables in accordance with local physical scales.

To maintain steady dermal collagen levels, it is important to correct changes in the protein turnover rate induced by UV irradiation.

We used internal standards to detect and correct changes in compound concentrations during the chemical preparation and injection of the extracts into the GC-MS run.

The article has since been corrected to change this language to "allows," but that's still misleading.

How do these corrected numbers change our results?