Sentence examples for correction evidence from inspiring English sources

While the WHO may define visual impairment and blindness according to visual acuity with "best possible correction", evidence suggests that uncorrected visual acuity has a significant impact on vision-related quality of life [ 19, 20].

The two newly examined pieces were written hastily, with corrections, evidence that Leopold was not copying out somebody else's work.

We observed a positive association between frequent intake of oven-broiled short ribs or spareribs and CRC risk (fourth quartile vs. first quartile OR = 1.2; 95% CI = 1.0 1.5; Ptrend = 0.0002), which remained of borderline statistical significance after Bonferroni correction, without evidence of heterogeneity by tumor site (Table 4).

Only on an adequate state record can the District Court determine if a vital flaw exists which warrants correction by extrinsic evidence.' United States ex rel.

This finding suggests that the association between dysnatremia and mortality may be causal and could be improved by timely correction, although conclusive evidence should come from a randomized trial.

After genomic control (GC) correction [40], no evidence of inflation remained for either of the association studies.

Fisher exact tests (with Bonferroni correction) returned no evidence of significant heterogeneity across the three trials for each comparison.

FBAT showed that the DRD2 rs1800498 T allele was over-transmitted to affected males (P = 0.0003; significant following FDR correction), while no evidence of preferential allele transmission was found for the other three markers (P = 0.16 0.94) (Table 3).

A simple main effects analysis (incorporating the Greenhouse Geisser correction factor) provided evidence for a significant difference in FQ scores between the measured time points (F1.72,102 = 5.45; p = 0.008); with a partial-η statistic of 0.097; indicating a medium effect.

Erasures appear less as corrections than as evidence of alternatives pursued in stream-of-consciousness fashion.

In her ads and speeches, she continues to point to her experience at running large agencies -- including the New York City probation and corrections departments -- as evidence that she can run an office as large as the attorney general's.