As a result, 88 SJ pairs were subject to correction for the pooled PDB and MSM reads.
This deficiency has a substantial effect on the reported differences between exposed and controls, since FISH assays are subject to correction for background and sensitivity errors and due to statistical limitations inherent in scoring of FISH assays, a minimum of 200 cells are typically required in order to report a valid result in a clinical setting.
Those figures are subject to corrections and appeals, and officials expect a flood of challenges from people who face higher assessments or are simply confused.
The positive finding however has not been subject to corrections for multiple testing in view of the exploratory nature of these studies.
While WIKI systems are predicated on user editing of posted information, NovelFam3000 was implemented without the community editing functions, as laboratory data should only be subject to corrections from the source investigator.
We wish to emphasize that these estimates are subject to corrections for regulations, such as NMD, RNA silencing at transcript level and decay by cellular degradation machinery at the protein level; however, we believe that such corrections are probably taken care by the elimination of protein isoforms of shorter lengths in deriving the conserved estimate.
These markers were subjected to correction of multiple tests with the number of alleles, and nine microsatellites remained significant.
Despite the fact that January 2000 has 40 deals offering $5.1 billion in proceeds, demand could wane if the Nasdaq is subject to a correction.
This "external" component of mutagenesis is subject to certain correction and is therefore an important object of preventive actions.
This correction is subject to much debate, as the exact correction factor for this artifact may be highly variable among supine, critically-ill patients.
