In the current study, different correction methods generally corrected for heart rate changes the same way with placebo and drug, with the exception of the linear population-based method, QTcPL, which more effectively removed the heart rate dependence on exenatide than on placebo (Table 1).
Printed texts, however, were generally corrected or seen through the press by the author, or at all events by a contemporary, so that the editor may be reasonably confident of reproducing at least a decent approximation to authorial usage.
The kinetic current densities are generally corrected from the diffusion in the active layer using the classical homogeneous flooded model.
More precisely, the (generalized) spectral density of the series is first derived from the ARIMA model obtained using TRAMO on the (generally corrected) time series.
Remaining parts of the primary fields, the zero levels, are generally corrected by subtracting field values recorded at high altitudes (standard zero levelling) or estimated from resistivities of neighbouring lines or from resistivity maps (advanced zero levelling).
While the Li and Stephens [13] model is generally corrected for the number of sites and sequences, we were not interested in a precise estimate of ρ, rather we wanted to test whether it was different from zero and thus we did not apply their correction.
