Multiple imputation, by correcting for increased chance variation in complete cases, should generate more unbiased, and thus reliable, results [ 54].
To correct for increasing Fusarium hyphal biomass during the course of FG1 [ 58], a variance-stabilising model [ 66] was fitted to standardise the mean expression levels of RNA polymerase subunits.
In contrast, if the substitution model does not correct for increasing levels of saturation, then the extent of among-site rate variation might appear to decrease because multiple substitutions at rapidly-evolving sites are not accurately quantified.
Yet, at the same time, the relative brain accumulation of the taxanes (corrected for the increased plasma levels) was not increased.
Finally, we corrected for the increased viscosity due to proteinacious interstitial solution (20.6 g protein/L) [ 61], resulting in D165 = 68.6 μm/s.
For these arrays, we employed quantile normalization, and then subsequently corrected for the increased variability of probe expression profiles by filtering out non-hybridizing probes from within probe sets.
However, we can compensate for this by applying a scaling factor of n r e t i n a / n e p o x y 2 ≈0.63 to the original optical depth, to correct for increases in both the OCT pathlength and the Gaussian beam focal length to obtain an effective physical depth in the retina.
Using the standardised CRRS proforma, the average percentage agreement with the gold standard increased from 62.7 (with TIRS) to 71.2, with agreement corrected for chance increasing from κ = 0.181 to 0.367 (Table 3).
This distortion can, however, be corrected for by increasing the audits in the manual sector and reducing them in the sector for highly educated workers, which is captured by the right-hand side in (30) and (31).
Resulting PET data were decay corrected to a common time point and were also corrected for the increasing volume of the solution in order to visualize differences from the true activity concentration and from the LAC of the solution at 0-mM concentration.
