Sentence examples for corrections dramatically from inspiring English sources

The corrections dramatically increased the amount of warming observed since the late 1990s, when a number of earlier studies suggested the warming had slowed down or that there was a "warming hiatus". In recent years, some politicians, like Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex). and Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt, had pointed to the satellite data as evidence warming had leveled off.

Typically, these types of corrections dramatically improve eQTL discovery.

Direct comparison of batch-corrected and non-batch-corrected data (see Additional file 9) indicates that this correction dramatically improved correlation of several genes in the CD14 dataset while the median gene correlation decreased slightly, possibly due to a reduction in covariance that would be predicted if batch correction reduced microarray variance in comparison to noise levels.

Not a course correction, but a dramatically different path". The Louisiana Republican has made frequent visits to key early voting states in recent months, testing a message centered on the need to "restore the American Dream," which he says President Obama's "weak leadership" has diminished.

After accounting for population structure in model (2) the number of significant markers found per metabolite after a multiple correction step was dramatically reduced.

[8d],  [12] The enthalpy of activation (with solvent corrections included) is lowered dramatically upon addition of an axial ligand, in good agreement with the large rate enhancement observed for the 6-coordinate complex.

Additionally, the high number of tests to be examined reduces statistical power dramatically when correction for multiple testing is taken into account.

EB correction along with normalization dramatically improves biological signal detection and is recommended for effective batch effect removal.

These therapies, along with the correction of hemodynamic abnormalities, have dramatically reduced morbidity and mortality in patients with heart failure.

High correlation may dramatically degrade error correction performance and even ruin the possible gain due to a large minimum distance.

Not surprisingly, when the random fixation is the only one available, the correction algorithm increases the error dramatically.