Sentence examples for corrected sufficiently from inspiring English sources

UBS said: We upgraded Fidessa to neutral in July, still cautious on its end market, investment banking, but arguing that its share price had corrected sufficiently post the UK referendum.

Although the coincident measurement of a pair of annihilation photons by a ring of detectors surrounding the patient is disturbed by random and scattered (Fig.  2) coincidences as well as by events lost due to tissue attenuation, the related errors can be corrected sufficiently so that the final quantitation error is in the range of a few per cent.

We thus discarded using genomic controls (GC) to correct for stratification since GC selected randomly would not correct sufficiently for stratification in genes under selection, while selecting GC in genes under selection would inflate the correction coefficient and over-correct all other loci, resulting in a large loss of power.

Inclusion of background (National Hunt or flat-bred) into a genome-wide logistic regression model gave a genomic inflation factor of 1.04, also suggesting this classification of horses and its inclusion as a co-variate in the analysis corrects sufficiently for population stratification.

> -wrap-foot> Having established that both of our datasets required correction for confounders and that the LMM with our chosen background genetic similarity matrix,, sufficiently corrected for confounders, we next applied FaST-LMM-Set, using the same LMM-correcting component as in the univariate test.

This suggests that the actual time variation due to external sources was sufficiently corrected for using the proposed method.

Second, severe respiratory acidosis can only be sufficiently corrected when using a membrane lung surface area of at least 0.8 m2 and blood flow rates of at least 750 mL/min.

This is a major drawback for whole genome scans: they include many SNPs in such regions that will not be sufficiently corrected (see [29] as an example).

Although accurate quantification required calibration, the corrected signals had sufficiently low error to be useful for metabolomics studies.

In the other 9 (9/10) patients the anterior and posterior compartments were sufficiently corrected after performing the MLBS.

This method sufficiently corrected artifacts introduced by cutting or due to additional shrinkage because of continued fixation of later cutting stages.