Sentence examples for corrected publications from inspiring English sources

We defined "corrected" publications as those in which the authors stated that size homoplasy was examined after fragment genotyping or when they used a direct sequencing approach.

The corrected publication numbers link to the correct full-text patent documents; the corrected publication kind codes and the publication levels indicate the legal status and progress through the patent application process.

The trim-and-fill method was used to identify and correct publication bias.

A vowel! Do they really care to read a newspaper that is so coy – so completely tittish, if I can put it in terms readers of less politically correct publications might understand – that it routinely censors a word with which a child of seven would be fairly relaxed?

The very low specificity score, however, (approximately

This paper has been corrected post-publication in deviation from print and in accordance with a correction printed in the February 2012 issue of the Journal.

The other five counts cited by the Harvard authorities apparently concerned errors that were corrected before publication.

There are even one or two small errors of fact which, had he wished, he could have no doubt corrected before publication.

According to the letter, three of the misconduct problems occurred in published articles and the rest were found and corrected before publication.

[The following paragraph has been corrected since publication due to incorrect information supplied by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority at the time of writing ] The Sellafield Mox Plant has not shipped any fuel to Japan since the plant was opened in 2002.

Once corrected for publication bias the relationship between the impairment of emotion recognition and major depression remained robust, although this overall effect size was reduced (d = −0.42, 95% confidence interval: −0.62 to −0.23) relative to that estimated from the original data.