Sentence examples for data corrected in from inspiring English sources

It has been proposed that the difference between the pTRM check and the initial pTRM can be used to correct for alteration (Valet et al. 1996) and some entries in the database have data corrected in this manner (e.g., Valet et al. (1998)).

However, analyses on data corrected in this way showed that the information for controls became considerably more complete than for the cases, although the analyses were performed blindly with respect to case control status.

The raw intensity of Illumina Plasma V2 MicroRNA expression array was scanned and extracted using BeadScan, with the data corrected by background subtraction in GenomeStudio module.

Briefly, the raw intensity of Illumina Human HT-12 v3.0 gene expression array was scanned and extracted using BeadScan, with the data corrected by background subtraction in GenomeStudio module.

This modularity pattern was detected in data corrected and not corrected (results not shown) for allometry.

Here, we use the GPS data corrected using the model mentioned in the previous section.

The emission data was corrected in a standardised way (random, scatter and attenuation) and iteratively reconstructed (matrix size, 256 × 256, Fourier rebinning [VIP mode], VUE Point FX [3D] with 3 iterations, 18 subsets).

Some obviously incorrect data are corrected in connection with the quality controls.

Confidence intervals indicate two other differences when the data is corrected in which the humeral length of reptiles scales significantly higher than that of mammals when compared to body mass and the humeral circumference in ungulates scales higher than that of carnivorans when compared to body mass.

Our QC pipeline was able to overcome significant biases in the LRR data, correcting for intensity differences in datasets originating from separate collections and sample types that differed systematically between phenotypes.

The German mathematician Friedrich Bessel analyzed and organized his data, correcting for the small errors in Bradley's instruments, and then computing star positions.