Sentence examples for effectively correcting from inspiring English sources

Practices might have improved their recording procedures in the first year of the scheme in response to the incentives, effectively "correcting" achievement rates, particularly for some measurement indicators.

Bilateral apical vertebral derotation by vertebral column manipulation (VCM) was introduced by Chang and Lenke [ 13] using a "quadrilateral frame" to bilaterally simultaneously manipulate the spine, thereby effectively correcting 3D deformities present in IS.

Clearly, to solve these problems, one needs to transform the highly non-uniform read coverage along the genes into a more uniform one by effectively correcting the aforementioned technical biases in the current RNA-seq methods, or relies on a better sequencing technology with minimal read bias, or capable of sequencing transcripts in their full-length.

However, the numbers of the multiple synonymous substitution at the same synonymous sites (multiple hits) were well estimated by the ML method using the codon substitution model, and ML method effectively correct the effect of multiple hits (Additional files 7 and 8).

Both of those two correction methods can effectively correct the systematic offsets of NIRS3, and the corrected spectra are comparable with the FT-IR spectra.

Weighbor uses a weighted NJ tree construction procedure that has been shown to effectively correct for long-branch effects [ 69].

It appears that an appropriate PC adjustment can effectively correct for the elevated confounding effect introduced by the use of less desirable controls.

The background of the chips was effectively corrected by global background subtraction and inter-array effects were corrected by variance stabilizing normalization [ 39].

The Justice Department is considering whether to propose toughened legislation in Congress to effectively correct the deficiencies in the sentencing commission's plan, he said.

And he claimed the government had also "effectively corrected" the balance after prime minister Tony Abbott's statements – early in his prime ministership – that Japan was Australia's "best friend in Asia".

This method enables to effectively correct possible former detection errors without heavily increasing the computational effort.