Sentence examples for correction of biases from inspiring English sources

Of particular importance when building ensembles which aim at the description of regional climate change is the correction of biases which occur in the individual participating models (see, i.e., Christensen et al. (2008)).

Many of the normalization methods proposed in the literature are based on the correction of biases and "artifacts" directly related with RNA-Seq technology.

Different neuroimaging techniques have different spatiotemporal resolutions, and biophysical/biochemical mechanisms, and thereby require different computing workflows; yet a common step of all workflows is the correction of bias and artifacts in neuroimaging data.

For many datasets the calculation of meaningful over-representation scores requires correction of bias.

The methodology presented enables the correction of bias and spread in the distributions of modelled variables with respect to the observational distributions.

A new challenge will be the combination of both position of probe and sequence preference to make more accurate correction of bias.

In the current absence of any mechanistic solution(s) to the problem of underprediction of CL from hepatocytes, the use of an empirical correction of bias (according to the trend outlined above) helps to minimize prediction bias.

Recognition and correction of bias due to survey non-response changed the factors that we concluded were associated with HRQL seven months following hospital admission for ACS as well as the magnitude of some associations.

This indicates CSA's over-correction of bias, in both directions, when ZY correlation is low; this stems from its failure to account for regression to the mean [ 24, 34].

The correction of systematic biases may serve to reduce the relative standard deviations of quantified compound concentrations.

Accordingly, print-tip normalization seems inappropriate for correction of spatial biases, and may instead introduce unwanted edge-effects.