Sentence examples for in which corrections from inspiring English sources
The Senate judiciary subcommittee on the constitution, civil rights, and human rights held a hearing in which corrections officials, lawyers, and mental health experts – along with one lone survivor of prison isolation – testified to the "human rights, fiscal, and public safety consequences" of solitary confinement.
The theory is similar to the Timoshenko-Mindlin model for a single-layered plate in which corrections are included for rotary inertia and shear deformation.
Witnessing a culture in which corrections are a sought-after profession led to a few epiphanies among the Americans.
The number of patients in which corrections were performed intra-operatively after 2D-fluoroscopy or the 3D-RX-scan will be described as percentages.
An unadjusted analysis in which no corrections were made for possible confounders and an adjusted analysis in which corrections were made for possible confounders are presented.
In engineering, set-point control is commonly achieved through feedback, especially 'integral' feedback, in which corrections to system behavior grow in magnitude the longer a system's output differs from a set-point.
More quantitative results can be obtained by using compartment models, in which correction factors for blood volume and spill-over of activity from the blood can be applied.
Here, however, the recently proposed Correction Function Method (CFM) is used, in which correction terms are computed from the interface conditions, and added to affected nodes to compensate for the discontinuity.
Furthermore, ours is the first dose study in which correction for percentage predilution was performed in the calculation of CRRT dose, resulting in a more accurate estimate.
We report a case in which correction of vitamin D deficiency led to hypercalcaemia in a patient with granulomatous disease caused by chronic tophaceous gout.
These results show that with respect to the benchmark NCIs by the CCSD(T /CBS level of theory, the RMSE values of most DFT methods with functional corrections are <2 kcal/mol, which is apparently better than the methods in which dispersion corrections are not incorporated into the functionals (i.e., DFT8 and DFT10), where the RMSE values are larger than 3 kcal/mol.
