Sentence examples for for instance correction from inspiring English sources

For instance, correction of tissue disposition data for the fraction of drug in the vascular compartment is possible if the blood PK and tissue Vv are known; this is particularly helpful for drugs having an interstitial or cellular site of action (i.e. biophase).

For instance correction of aberrant splicing by blocking cryptic 5'- or 3'- splice sites, induction of exon skipping [ 8- 10] and force selection of an alternative splice site by targeting antisense molecules to original splice sites [ 11] have been demonstrated.

The CB-SCID1 is considered to be of advantage when it deals with the administration in the program for instance, correction of criteria judgement, summing up of fulfilled criteria according to DSM rules, presentation of noted diagnoses and execution of some diagnostic conflict control [ 16].

For instance, corrections of 5′/3′ ends of UTRs often corresponded to the removal or creation of a new ncRNA.

For instance, corrections of inconsistent growth phenotype predictions by additions of alternate enzymes often involve finding additional proofs that the introduced enzymes possess the right activity.

For instance, "correcting spelling".

An additional limitation is that, in our analysis, we did not adjust for the number of tests used in order to correct the type 1 error rate inflation, for instance Bonferroni correction, which adjusts for inflation of the family-wise error rate by dividing the alpha value −0.05 by the number of tests used.

At the McConnell Unit, for instance, a corrections officer after 18 months earns $24,324 a year -- nearly three times the county's per capita income of $8,600.

Differences in for instance scatter corrections, detector material and crystal dimensions, or counting performance during the first-pass might induce scanner-dependent differences in obtained FSV values.

However, recently there is increasing criticism on the use of, for instance, the "Bonferroni correction" ranging from total refusal [79] to the suggestion of alternative, less conservative methods [80].

For instance, since 1946, corrections in the S.& P. 500 have driven down stock prices by about 14percentt, on average.