Sentence examples for effect compensation from inspiring English sources
In situ acetylation and subsequent organic modifier addition have been successfully implemented in the SPME process as an effective extractive strategy for matrix effect compensation and chromatographic performance improvement.
The law firm Schulte Roth & Zabel reports that in the first 30 days of these rules being in effect, compensation proposals were approved at 93 of 95 companies.
It consists of seven basic phases, such as background subtraction, target detection, time of arrival (TOA) estimation and TOA association, wall effect compensation, target localization and target tracking.
It consists of eight phases, namely, signal preprocessing, background subtraction, weak signal enhancement, detection, TOA estimation and data-association, wall effect compensation, localization, and target tracking.
Their correction is achieved by the subtraction of the mentioned delay time whereby its estimation is the task of the wall effect compensation phase.
The improvement includes two parts, (i) proposing an innovative system called general balance test bed (GBTB), and (ii) designing a resistance effect compensation system.
In order to remove this temperature induced effects compensation algorithm based on signal cross-correlation was utilized.
Therefore, as a form of heat effects compensation, the adapted tool-path algorithm was combined with an iterative figuring procedure in order to assure faster process convergence.
With the new Doppler effects compensation method in the asynchronous observation model proposed in this paper, the positioning accuracy is improved by 32.27%, and the velocity accuracy is improved by 34.07% than that of the traditional method.
It is not possible to distinguish between these two effects (compensation versus supplementation) with the current data set.
The aim of this study was to develop a more comprehensive understanding of molecular and biochemical responses of fathead minnows to aromatase inhibition, including direct effects, compensation, and/or recovery.
