Sentence examples for effective correction from inspiring English sources
A permutation procedure is proposed to identify the minimal number of PCs while allowing an effective correction of the confounding effect.
To minimize the number of adjusted PCs while allowing an effective correction of the confounding effect by PS, our proposed selection procedure identifies PCs that are effective in the reduction of the over-dispersion factor.
To efficiently identify the relevant PCs and keep their number to a minimum while allowing an effective correction, we have developed a permutation procedure to evaluate their effectiveness on PS correction as additional PCs are taken for adjustment in the association test.
Effective correction of these misalignments demands accurate measurement of the instrument geometry.
Therefore, measuring intersection safety factors is essential to achieve effective correction countermeasures.
To resolve this problem, we have designed an effective correction algorithm based on the geometrical relationships in tomographic data.
"It makes it very easy for them to make intelligent and effective corrections".
Limitations involved in quantitative accuracy stem from the ability to provide practical and effective corrections for photon interactions that occur in the body due to attenuation and scatter, and to take into account camera-specific properties and clinical difficulties such as patient motion.
This paper describes and demonstrates an empirical methodology that has proven effective in developing good correction models for a given choice of Coriolis flow-tube and flow mixture.
As the editorial notes, efforts in states across the country to create a more cost-effective corrections system are unlocking bipartisan cooperation, and Right on Crime and I look forward to continuing to be part of the solution.
In particular, SUVdecon corresponding to the seemingly most effective PVE correction had a poorer classification performance than the SUV indices not corrected for PVE, as shown by the location of the ROC curve.
