Sentence examples for correction so that from inspiring English sources

Concentrations are prior to any back-calculations from the weight of starting material, dilutions, or surrogate correction so that comparisons between instruments are more easily identified.

To this end, we propose a new strategy to perform the coarse grid correction so that the auxiliary variables and the solution variable are corrected separately in a mixed pattern.

Robert Espinosa had also given us a course correction, so that our return took a bike trail east of Mission San José, once again by the river.

Maybe, but this isn't a bear market — just a correction — so that rule doesn't even apply.

At the same time, businesses began a massive inventory correction so that it really almost halted production in the United States.

This could be done, for example, using a Bonferroni correction so that if we desired that the family wise error rate should not exceed 5%, then the significance level for each individual comparison would be 0.05/17 = 0.0029.

When we make our corrections" — that is, when Pitino and his coaches stop play to give instruction — "they are seven-second corrections, so that our heart rate never rests.

"Although Ginger identifies corrections and enhanced phrasing while users are actually typing, execution is without auto-correction so that users can focus on their writing," she says.

Such small physical dimensions of the sensor eliminate the need for spatial averaging corrections so that true pressure time (p t) waveforms can be faithfully recorded.

Signallers, or spotters, watched where each artillery shell landed, then sent back aiming corrections so that the next shells could hit their targets more accurately.

When the Medicare part D program went through on a much more partisan basis than it originally started Democrats participated in the technical corrections so that it would work.