Sentence examples for correcting the volume from inspiring English sources
Moreover, we used optimized VBM which is superior to the conventional VBM such as excluding the influence of non-cerebral tissues and correcting the volume changes during normalization [18].
The compressibility factor (z-factor) of gases is used to correct the volume of gas estimated from the ideal gas equation to the actual value.
The potentiometer measures were recorded on a separate channel and the beginning of movement was set as time 0. Sample recordings and stimulations were first made to correct the volume of buffered saline, and the gain and filters settings.
For nearly 25 years, different types of adjustable valves have been on the market with a number of settings from 3 to 20; these valves allow the neurosurgeon to adjust the opening pressure non-invasively and thus correct the volume of CSF shunted.
Correcting the distribution of volume throughout the face can help restore homogenous topography, eliminate demarcations between cosmetic units, and restore the primary arcs (Donofrio 2004).
The eluate was then evaporated to a small volume, and PCB #103 was added as a syringe standard to correct the final volume of samples before GC injection.
The average percentage of testicular volume occupied by parenchyma was then calculated from these measurements, and this percentage used to correct the average volume of the testis in each animal before calculation of cell number per testis.
However, after correcting for the volume of the outpouchings, horse shoe shaped incision looses much of it's sheen (10 cm) lagging far behind the other two duraplasty techniques.
Given our a priori interest in the hippocampus, the significance level was set at p < 0.001 corrected for the volume of the hippocampus; otherwise the significance level was set at p < 0.05 corrected for multiple comparisons across the whole brain.
Correlations were considered significant at a P value less than 0.05 False Discovery Rate (FDR) corrected for the volume of activated regions (pain network).
