The advantage of bias-corrected bootstrap above other types of bootstrap procedures is that it corrects for skew in the population.
Although the 20th century was the heyday of Jung, Freud and psychoanalysis, if ever Hopper felt his psyche was distorted, he did not want it corrected, for art came from who the artist was in every way.
Designed and patented in 1911, it corrected for the twisting forces encountered when car floats listed during loading and, Mr. Flagg said, "showed less inclination to dump boxcars into the river".
The appeal of the methodology is that it corrects for regression to the mean and traffic volume and other changes not due to the measure.
Plural self-governance, as it corrects for failures of individual self-governance modes, enables market making and market access, reduces transaction costs in contracting, and enables members to build the trust and commitment necessary for collaborations.
And, importantly, the MGI index differs from others because it corrects for the size of country.
It corrects for multiple substitutions.
If the Bcd gradient is disrupted during nuclear division cycles 11 13, does the embryo correct the gradient, as it corrects for differences in nuclear density?
The latter figure is likely closer to reality because it corrects for the probable pause between completing the growth of one primary and loosing the next (see above).
