Sentence examples for corresponding to correct from inspiring English sources

Considering the results from Lee et al. [13], we hypothesized that patients would show reduced frontal asymmetry corresponding to correct trials during the verbal WM task.

For each item distractor follows a sequence of percent-correct scores and point biserial correlation values, the latter of which should be positive corresponding to correct responses and negative corresponding to incorrect responses 9.

Voxels with P < 0.01 and cluster size ≥18 voxels were considered significantly different, corresponding to corrected P < 0.05 as determined by AlphaSim.

The results help us to recognise the data, parameters, identify the problems, and determine the corresponding needs to correct the problems and improve track performance.

When an error in data entry was detected, the study supervisor asked the corresponding researcher to correct the errors or deficiencies found.

The trial effect T j was subtracted from the raw data of all entries of the corresponding trial to correct for the differences among the different trials.

The grid is divided into 5 zones (A E) of clinical accuracy and corresponding treatment assumptions to correct the glucose value.

A full factorial dye-swap design was implemented, where a target from each animal's mRNA was hybridised on a separate array with all animals from different strains, and each array was repeated with the corresponding dyes switched, to correct for dye biases.

We used the –e option of FBAT to compute the "corrected" test statistic, and gave the P-value "P" corresponding to this corrected test statistic.

Then, the resultant F-maps were corrected for multiple comparisons with the threshold of P < 0.005 and cluster size >98 voxels, corresponding to a corrected P value of <0.05 as determined by AlphaSim (http://afni.nimh.nih.gov/pub/dist/doc/manual/AlphaSim.pdf).nih.gov/pub/dist/doc/manual/AlphaSim.pdf

Because activities expressed as a function of protein content of the sample are corrected for an eventual partial loss of punches during the microdissection and are thus more appropriate, only results corresponding to these corrected activities are presented here.