Sentence examples for correctly restored from inspiring English sources
He said the Coupe de Ville had recently been completely and correctly restored.
Additionally, the generation of the soft-input information to initialize the LDPCA-decoder for decoding a particular bit-plane supposes that all previous bit-planes have been correctly restored.
This is the first step in the complex molecular mechanism of repair of DNA ICLs (McHugh et al, 2001) and the comet assay cannot determine if the repair process has gone to completion and correctly restored the integrity of both strands of the DNA.
Unless you have a programming background and can see the code, you also don't know whether or not the malware will correctly restore your files.
CS theoretic results determine the number M of measurements needed at the FC to correctly restore the sensed field; within an observation time, this constraint corresponds to a required percentage q s of correctly received samples at the FC.
The Bowsher reconstructions with 13 neighbours and high weights were discarded, as they appear artificially smooth and they fail to correctly restore both the activity peaks and the sharp intensity transitions.
As measured by extent of correct InChI- > Structure- > InChI conversion of a ~39 million structures collection derived from PubChem Compound, the current software correctly restores the structure in ~99.95% casesc.
We tested whether the algorithm could correctly restore haplotype frequencies in simulated datasets, which were made as follows.
COMPASS was able to correctly restore 490 BBHs with no false positives, while PHOG-BLAST restored 465 BBHs with no false positives.
To avoid this, a Wiener filter(114) is used to take account of the SNR and perform an optimal filtration to correctly restore the spectra: where c is a function of SNR: c = 1/ SNR).
Special emphasis is placed on therapeutic opportunities presented by pharmacological chaperone drugs, or pharmacoperones, that allow misrouted mutants to be routed correctly and restored to function.
