Sentence examples for insufficiently corrected from inspiring English sources
This shift was insufficiently corrected by automatic adjustment of retention times relative to that of the internal standard.
Future research should study whether this association is causal or merely a reflection of differences in severity of illness insufficiently corrected for in the multivariate analysis.
Recently, we derived correction factors whereby insufficiently fasted/postprandial serum Tg values can be converted into "corrected" fasting values [ 15].
It is clear that (very) fast crystal growth may not ensure enough time for the MOF building blocks to quantitatively adhere to the growing crystal lattice at the right place, and defects cannot be corrected if the coordination bonding is insufficiently reversible.
The mistake was corrected in a later version of the business plan, but the shortfall was simply made up by increasing projected sponsorship income, something Anderson called "typical of a target-driven business plan that is insufficiently supported by relevant research".
As we report (see article), the Chinese government clearly recognises that its banks are under-capitalised and insufficiently profitable, and it has taken some impressive steps to correct these problems with determined efforts to recapitalise the weak and clear up at least part of what used to be a mountain of bad debt.But it has not been anything like brave enough.
Our aim was to improve three aspects of the existing classification schemes: I) correct potential mis-classifications of Hox-proteins, II) refine the classification for the insufficiently resolved groups of Hox-proteins and III) provide estimates as to how comparable the most similar Hox-proteins from different organisms are likely to be.
The other gene that had significant MK tests prior to correcting for multiple testing (MPI), and was included in the multilocus MK test, was estimated to have a negative a value, indicating that either that some mildly deleterious alleles may be segregating at this locus, or that it was insufficiently sampled.
