The curves were corrected to 31° and 27° with the correction rate of 15%and22%2%, respectively after application of the brace.
This correction rate was approximately 18 times higher than in mice treated with Cas9 and donor DNA by themselves, which experienced only a 0.3percentt correction rate.
When considered over all, Mr. Blair's correction rate at The Times was within acceptable limits.
In the calendar year 2001, the Ninth Circuit terminated 10,372 cases, and was reversed in 14, with a correction rate of 1.35 per thousand.
Low morbidity and mortality associated with a high correction rate of hormonal oversecretion makes it one of the safest and most effective operations performed by neurosurgeons.
We investigated the serum sodium correction rate on length of hospitalization and survival rate, in severe chronic hyponatremic patients at the Emergency Department EDD).
He was admonished — in an evaluation in January , 2002 the Metro editor, Jonathan Landman, warned Blair that his correction rate was "extraordinarily high by the standards of the paper" — but he never seems to have really got the message.
The Fourth Circuit, reputedly the most conservative circuit and the circuit with the second-largest number of cases reviewed by the Supreme Court, terminated 5,078 cases and was reversed in 7, making a correction rate of 1.38 per thousand.
Even so, a reduction in the correction rate was necessary in three patients.
Table 5 shows the average correction rate of increment update classes.
H-Na correction rate was more rapid in non-survivors, p = 0.05 (Table 15).
