Sentence examples for corrections introduced from inspiring English sources

We discuss the accuracy of our results compared to the cosmic error and find that for the middle angular scales the corrections introduced by our solution are worth to take into account.

Fig. 1 Orbit corrections introduced by BERNESE.

Three of the corrections introduce stop codons, although two of these occur within 2 amino acids of the C-terminus of the protein, and thus are predicted to have little effect on the structure or function of the peptide.

In the study, a corrected initial condition for the MM model was given: IV.17 This dose correction introduced one more parameter,, into the model structure, thus allowing it to be identified.

In the worst cases, the maximum net energy correction introduced by the revised T_GAIN file is 3%; since the typical net energy correction is less than 2%, the revised net change in the correction is no more than 1% of the energy values.

The results are also compared with the corresponding results of the mass conservative variable parameter Muskingum Cunge Todini method proposed by Todini in 2007 with and without the inclusion of the correction introduced by Cappelaere in 1997 for diffusion.

The solubility correction introduced by such pH differences should be more than one log unit according to reaction (11), which may result in large uncertainties in the chloride ligand number when determined as described in the preceding paragraph.

That "correction" introduced a new reality in our relationship, and spoke loudly to the unspoken.

It is possible that the explicit asymmetry correction introduced here could be extended to provide unbiased STC estimates from responses to natural stimuli.

The measured CLASS spectra were compared with numerical calculations which use the complex refractive index of gold and various values of the A-parameter, a phenomenological correction introduced in the literature to account for homogeneous broadening caused by finite size and interface effects.

For dense binary gas mixtures, the pressure-dependence of the M S diffusivity Ðij requires additional correction for the compressibility factor, Z; this correction introduces a composition dependence for the Ðij that is absent for ideal gas mixtures.