Sentence examples for expected to correct from inspiring English sources

However, NDVI, as a ratio of two bands, is expected to correct potential errors due to topography and shade and compensate the variation in illumination resulting from terrain features [28].

Once problems or weaknesses are identified and communicated to the bank, management and the board of directors are expected to correct them promptly.

Hewitt doesn't know enough about Colorado politics to be expected to correct some of Coffman's facts here, so I'll fill in for him.

If true, a mixing study with normal human serum would be expected to correct the reduction in RTX-CDC.

In principle, the shift toward genome-wide system-level biology is expected to correct and better inform our current understanding of the real PPINs.

Such monitoring of cell mechanics can be used effectively to monitor the efficacy of therapeutics that is expected to correct abnormal cell mechanics.

By bootstrapping on observed individuals and not on randomly created individuals generated via allelic frequencies, we might also expect to correct for biases due to linkage disequilibria or genotyping errors.

If one of them makes an error, he or she is expected to promptly correct it in the column".

Anatomical information from the CT image prior to spatial resolution matching to SPECT was expected to help correct for the spillover and, thus, produce a more accurate quantitative SPECT image.

Even though the LW algorithm was used for ground truth construction, observers were expected to manually correct the resulting delineations in order to follow the standards of the state-of-the-art ground truth construction techniques [19, 20].

In menopausal women presenting a low collagen density in the dermis, estrogen replenishment is expected to initially correct and later exert a prophylactic action.