Sentence examples for corrections suggested from inspiring English sources

4average general correction factor (accounting for bark, forest residues and other corrections, suggested by [28] and by [23]. 5average general correction factor suggested by NIR 2013 [28].

Many corrections suggested by eminent scholars were introduced in different places throughout the book.

We are grateful for the instructive comments, criticisms and corrections suggested by two anonymous reviewers which significantly improved the original manuscript.

We appreciate the comments and corrections suggested by two anonymous referees and Prof. Miguel Vences.

The remaining three start site corrections suggested represent corrections to both the automated (this study) and refined annotation [ 41].

average general correction factor (accounting for bark, forest residues and other corrections, suggested by [ 28] and by [ 23]. average general correction factor suggested by NIR 2013 [ 28].

However, the quantitative voxel-based analysis comparing atlas-guided to transmission-based attenuation corrections suggest that regional brain metabolic activity increases significantly bilaterally in the superior frontal and precentral gyri, in addition to the left middle temporal gyrus and the left frontal lobe.

Using a strict Bonferroni correction suggested only two correlations (laboratory mind-wandering to distraction via surrounding conversations/behavior and fluid intelligence to self-distraction) would remain significant.

We used a significance level of p < 0.013 0.05/44 genes), to adjust for multiple testing according to the correction suggested by Bonferroni [ 33].

Using the Aggressive toric lens selection criteria from Table 1 it can be seen that a significant number of patients (31%) would have had a higher astigmatic correction suggested, with a significant reduction in their residual astigmatism.

The relaunched 21st-century Duckworth, downscaled to Soft Skull Press dimensions, is to be commended for publishing a book as powerful as this, but the fact that one of the pages is mistakenly printed twice, and that a characteristically American spelling error ("breath" for "breathe") repeatedly eluded correction, suggest that the company should invest in an old-fashioned copyeditor.