Sentence examples for correction of temperature from inspiring English sources
It will be shown that, within the limitations of the measurement setup, the combined correction of temperature and shore A hardness is feasible and may support the further development of the CPX method.
Two non-survivors had initial control of surgical bleeding and a transient partial correction of temperature, but had progressive hypothermia and death related to bleeding recurrence.
A new methodology for automatic correction of the temperature and oxygen dependence of biosensor outputs is demonstrated through programmed LabView™ software.
Further, the increase in the frequency of hyperthermia was expected to be associated with an increase in mortality and, therefore, correction of body temperature should be considered.
It also is in good agreement with the value obtained from raster image correlation spectroscopy [51] [53] after correction for temperature of 37°C.
The diffusion coefficient of the eGFP-monomer is in good agreement with previously published values obtained by Scanning Fluorescence Correlation Spectroscopy [36] after correction for temperature of 37°C and by FCS in [50] after correction for the wrong diffusion coefficient of the reference standard.
To enable the application also for standard fluid analysis, the determination of in situ pH and the subsequent correction of equilibration temperatures is done based on a numerical sensitivity analysis.
Skin temperature of the dorsum of the foot was measured, which allowed for correction for temperature differences between first and second visits.
The correction of the guessed temperature was performed via smoothing the temperature profile on a line passing through the mentioned grid point.
Correction for temperature improved bias to −10.98 % with a similar precision profile of ±5.78%.
Even after all of the corrections for temperature and location are made, reporting an official atmospheric pressure involves more than writing down and reporting the numbers read directly from a barometer.
