Sentence examples for further corrections from inspiring English sources

The fraction of lipophilic compounds in the plasma was lower than 5% for all time points (Table 1); therefore, no further corrections were made to correct for the share of these metabolites.

"In both cases, we expect further corrections in the years to come," he said.

"Further corrections will be needed in the coming years, but none as big as today's," he said.

"So I am not surprised that with substantially more accurate genetic map data some further corrections to the assembly are suggested," he said.

A Geneva publisher, J. Barrillot, was selected, further corrections were made, several new chapters were written, and in November 1748 the work appeared under the title De l'esprit des loix; ou, du rapport que les loix doivent avoir avec la constitution de chaque gouvernement, les moeurs, le climat, la religion, le commerce, etc. (The Spirit of Laws, 1750).

Any further corrections represent good buying opportunities.

However, there are few studies to address the convergence of the scheme (1.5 - 1.4 1.5 - 1.4esults in improved methods which the output presults by (1.5) in corrected by a further correctimproved [12–15].

In all cases a further correction step is required after normalisation to correct for the batch effect.

Thus, sensitivity and specificity of scores could be determined without further correction; however, predictive values had to be corrected using the formula of Bayes.

As the modulated outputs can be corrected for non-linear warping only and therefore make any further correction for different brain size redundant, these images can be used directly for volume estimations.

The very possibility makes its current share price vulnerable not just to a further correction, but to something much nastier.