Sentence examples for corrected further from inspiring English sources

The gradient data are not corrected further and we remove the duplicate gradient data that were introduced by considering an overlap of 10° between the mid and the polar areas.

To evaluate the significance of our results after correcting for the number of SNPs tested, we used the options –permutation 1000 and –permoutput, and corrected further for the two diseases tested.

This can be explained by the fact that the endocardial delineation was usually corrected further into the lumen of the ventricle, caused by the irregular ventricular surface.

The rod on the convex side was put in place, and compression force was used to correct further the deformity.

We chose not to correct further for subgroup analyses because we considered those only for associations that were statistically significant when considering CRC risk.

For the first sensitivity analysis, we added the Charlson comorbidity index (CI) to the model in model 2 to correct further for patient complexity.

A sensitivity analysis adding the Charlson index to correct further for patient complexity in 18 hospitals had no effect and showed practically the same ORs, at that level, for no-preventable AEs as well as preventable AEs.

A combination of self-identified ancestry and EIGENSTRAT principal components methods (Price et al., 2006) were used to identify individuals of European ancestry and to correct further for population stratification.

The previous three studies investigated general groups of patients rather than more specific conditions; by focusing on a specific patient group, we were able to correct further for differences in case-mix.

Members of the international team, while acknowledging a number of very expensive mistakes, argue that most of the financial drag on the company from projects like the $3 billion Dabhol power plant in India could be corrected with further investment.

Collected in one place, this material gives a portrait of governmentwide insensitivity to scientific standards that, unless corrected, will further undermine the administration's credibility and the morale of its scientists.