Sentence examples for correction through from inspiring English sources
All SPECT data were corrected for attenuation by CT-attenuation correction through a low-dose spiral CT scan performed directly after acquisition of the emission data.
Users can make this correction through the web interface, and the corrected genotype will be included on the next execution of genotypes.pl.pl
Democracy's advantage is that it contains the means for its own correction through public accountability and discussion.
"I suspect we might have some correction through October, and then see some sort of a year-end rally," he said.
If no records of the concrete pours could be found, a member of the board wanted to know, how would anyone know if the foundation would stand up? "This defect in procedure will require correction through the taking of new core samples to test the strength of the various sections of the concrete poured on site," Ms. Carson replied.
Error correction, through redundancy and other tricks, copes with a certain amount of errant static over a phone line or interference in a radio transmission.But this wide-channel approach falls apart at extremely high data rates, as it requires near-perfect transmission conditions to achieve consistent performance.
These principles ensure that science moves forward and can perform course corrections through independent verification [55].
Despite the fact that most of these shapes were created algorithmically, Google also continues to give its users the option to submit corrections through Google Map Maker.
These solutions provide self-consistent corrections through second order in a shape parameter ε to the Peclet number vs supercooling relation of the Ivantsov solution.
Here we illustrate that by using many-body corrections through time-dependent (TD) density functional theory (DFT), and proper identification of the STS gap, we can reproduce all known, and predict new as yet unknown, experimental data for such AGNRs.
Orm wrote his book over a period of decades and the manuscript shows signs of multiple corrections through time (Burchfield 1987, p. 280).
