That may not be correct either, but it demonstrates how the outcomes in models of economic activity decades from now depend on the assumptions.
Their intended interpretation required reading the "if" in the clause as "only if". But this reading couldn't be correct, either, as it would imply, for example, that parents wouldn't get their deposit back if the center closed midyear.
Their intended interpretation required reading the "if" in the new clause as "only if". But this reading couldn't be correct, either, as it would imply, for example, that parents wouldn't get their deposit back if the center closed midyear.
A significant result in Mauchly's test was corrected either by a Huynh Feldt correction (estimates of sphericity >.75) or by a Greenhouse Geisser correction (estimates of sphericity <.75; Girden, 1992).
For in vivo mouse brain imaging, cranial window introduces aberrations that can be corrected either by AO (Supplementary Fig. 3) or by adjusting the correction ring on the objective (Supplementary Fig. 4).
Moreover, near the detection limit, the presence of systematic errors, i.e. mathematical miscorrection and weak spectral interferences, which are usually neglected, must be corrected either by using a suitable blank or by estimating such errors.
Problems were corrected either by revision of the multiple sequence alignment, or by manual adjustments of the model, guided by the crystal structures.
Therefore, the inconsistencies were corrected either by the interviews or by the supervision team within five days.
For epidemiological analyses, the utility of self-reported exposure data is determined by the magnitudes of these errors, the attendant loss of power, and whether biases in estimates can be corrected either formally or informally.
If a catheter was misplaced, the position was corrected either by a 'power flash' (a rapid infusion of 10 ml of saline solution pushed through the catheter with a syringe) or by manipulation of the catheter under fluoroscopic guidance.
