Sentence examples for derived correction from inspiring English sources

Recently, we derived correction factors whereby insufficiently fasted/postprandial serum Tg values can be converted into "corrected" fasting values [ 15].

We demonstrate that the derived correction models are satellite specific.

Although the measured and calculated spectra differ slightly, the resulting differences in the derived correction factors are less than 0.02%.

Moreover, we found that the generalized correction equation performed nearly as well as gauge-specific derived correction equations.

Through the use of statistically derived correction factors or choosing field methods that better correlate with the imagery, vegetation heights from HR DSMs could be a valuable technique for broad-scale rangeland monitoring needs.

For the sake of clarity, the derived correction factors ( C_{f}^{text{CUR}} ) and ( C_{f}^{text{CUP}} ) together with the corrections factors reported in the literature are listed in Table 2.

These results are then used to derive correction contours for the attenuation with distance of the Leq level received from streams of each class of vehicle.

Therefore, the geometric deviations between designed model and real product should be modeled, in order to derive correction and compensation plans to increase geometrical accuracy, or to predict product performance more precisely.

While there are a number of methods for bias correction, most of them use monthly statistics to derive correction factors, which may cause errors in the rainfall magnitude when applied on a daily scale.

In order to illustrate the differences between alternative popLowess strategies we used variants to derive correction lines.

For this reason, more investigation is needed to derive correction factors for other physicians performing interventional procedures.