Sentence examples for inadequate correction from inspiring English sources

Lack of agreement between the results obtained with different test configurations has been attributed to the use of inconsistent data reduction schemes or inadequate correction factors used to correct for, e.g. the large deformations occurring with some tough modern materials.

Our results also affirm that a simple adjustment factor as a function of dbh provides an inadequate correction of prediction bias.

This is due to the inadequate correction for multiple testing, implemented in the PGDMR software to date (Figure 2; Panel C).

There are major causes of type I errors in population-based association studies, such as hidden population sub-structure or inadequate correction for multiple testing [27], [28], [29], [30], [31], [32], [33].

For group B there is an opposite trend with time, possibly related to an inadequate correction of the values in this group.

Three common problems have been noted about such studies: inadequate matching of cases and controls, inadequate correction for multiple tests, and undetected population stratification (Shlush et al. 2008).

Moreover, an improper condyle positioning is known to increase short term skeletal relapse, inadequate corrections, and a high incidence of temporomandibular joint dysfunctions.

This disparity can be magnified by saturation at mutational hot spots [29], which can obscure the presence of past polymorphisms and cause long-term rates to be underestimated if inadequate corrections are applied.

Negative water-leaving radiances in the 412 nm band, an obvious artifact of inadequate atmospheric correction, were recorded in approximately 60 80% of the cloud-free images along the coast, while the remaining portions of the Bay only experience negative radiances 35 55% of the time with a clear nearshore to offshore decrease in frequency.

Data from three subjects were excluded from analysis because one subject fell asleep and the other two reported inadequate vision correction in the scanner.

17 We chose to examine participants with uncorrected refractive error, as inadequate refractive correction is a common reason for failing the number-plate test.