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As described in Introduction, the hydrological gravity changes should be modeled and corrected independently of the observed gravity data, since the empirical models mostly tend to even subtract the solid-earth gravity signal from the observed gravity.

Therefore, we cannot acquire an accurate IOP corrected independently by the CCT.

Consequently, it is not problematic that the calibration error changes across trials because data from different trials are corrected independently.

Cy5 and Cy3 fluorescent intensities were corrected independently for background signal and normalized using specialized software (BeadStudio; Illumina).

Cy5 and Cy3 fluorescence intensities were corrected independently for background signal and normalized using GenomeStudio software (Illumina, Inc .. Continuous β values that range from 0 (unmethylated) to 1 (methylated) were used to identify the percentage of methylation, from 0%to100%0%, for each CpG site.

The resulting error can be reduced by iterating the correction process in the case of correction of a single region, but not in the case of simultaneous measurement on several sub-regions with different aberrations unless aberrations are measured and corrected independently for each subregion.

In the present case, e.g., answers need to be rated correct independently of the sequence the accounts are listed in the T-account.

[See the entry on causal theories of mental content.] The conceptual analyses produced by this method count as apriori, according to the 2D empiricist, because you can know them to be correct "independently of knowing what the actual world is like" (Jackson 1998a, 51).

A staircase procedure was used to adjust the number of bubbles (i.e. the sampling density) on each trial, so as to maintain categorization performance at 75% correct, independently for each expression.

Using Bubbles ([7] and Figure 1) they sampled information from 5 one-octave Spatial Frequency bands and computed the facial features that observers required to be 75% correct, independently with each of the 7 Ekman & Friesen [3] categories of emotion (see also Schyns et al [2] and Figure 2).

Each magnetization curve was independently corrected for coil remanence and Faraday rotation.