Sentence examples for corrections made for from inspiring English sources

In uranium lead dating, minerals virtually free of initial lead can be isolated and corrections made for the trivial amounts present.

In the following figures the Goodfriend et al. (1992) data have been offset to include both the corrections made for the differences in hydrolysis induced racemization and in time between collection and analysis.

The relative protein content was estimated assuming that antibody binding was the same for phospho- and dephospho-MRLC and corrections made for offset and saturation errors as described [ 10].

The metabolite concentrations and Lip/MM proton concentrations were determined using the biopsy water signal as a reference, assuming a water concentration of 44  M (Usenius et al, 1994; Cheng et al, 1998), with no corrections made for T1 or T2 relaxation, and therefore all concentrations are expressed semiquantitatively.

Statistical significance was accepted at p < 0.05 with Bonferroni correction made for all analyses to reduce the risk of making a type 1 error.

A correction made for the fact that sisters of respondents over 60 years of age may be expected to have undergone a complete lifetime risk of childbirth and sisters of younger respondents only part of this lifetime risk.

This means that the local consumption of oil and fats is distorted if there is no correction made for the import and export of finished goods containing vegetable oils and fats.

Corrections were made for type-1 errors (Bonferroni correction).

An unadjusted analysis in which no corrections were made for possible confounders and an adjusted analysis in which corrections were made for possible confounders are presented.

Corrections were made for multiple pairwise comparisons by using the Bonferroni correction.

Corrections were made for spectral overlap.