For this we apply a multiplicative correction factor specific to each SOMAmer, but invariant with respect to the sample (in contrast to normalization in which the factor was specific to the sample and did not vary from SOMAmer to SOMAmer within a sample).
We conclude that the bead effect is highly reproducible, and can be redressed with a correction factor specific to each protein (See Supplementary file 1 ).
This method is based on principal components analysis and the resulting correction is specific to a candidate marker's variation in frequency across ancestral populations, minimizing spurious associations whereas maximizing power to detect true associations.
Such film based methods involve imaging the target with the imaging device and then using the resulting image to develop a color correction profile specific to that device [ 2, 3].
We suggest that correction factors specific to each unit's blood gas analyser should be calculated before appropriate comparison can be made between the arterial pCO2 and the Neonatal tonometer's pCO2.
To transfer the additional information measured by TOF-PET into effective image quality gains, it is necessary to have an accurate modeling of the system and to implement different corrections specific for time-of-flight.
During the tests some corrections to specific components were made.
The purpose of that buzzsaw is not so much to get specific corrections as to intimidate — to deter the journalist and his or her colleagues from going there again.
Back translation was conducted by two members of the research team to account for some context specific corrections to wording and phrasing of questions.
Based on corrected and weighted data, it was estimated that, in Switzerland, circa 47.1% of men and 27.1% of women are overweight, the corresponding figures for obesity being 11.9% and 11.0%, when the biggest correction was applied, while the use of gender- and age-specific corrections led to lower prevalence rates.
