Sentence examples for likelihood of correction from inspiring English sources

One of Ms. Miller's lawyers, Jonathan S. Chasan of the Legal Aid Society's prisoners' rights project, said a class action lawsuit settled two decades ago had imposed measures intended to reduce the likelihood of correction officers beating prisoners in Bellevue's prison ward.

There was no significant difference in the likelihood of correction to the expected range between daily and biweekly dosed isoniazid.

A fifth optional digit was introduced to divide the fracture displacement into 0 = non-displaced 1 = tolerable displacement 2 = intolerable displacement to indicate the likelihood of spontaneous correction of displacement by further growth.

These studies suggested that prolonged exposure to circulating enzyme, whether achieved by repeatedly infusing large doses, or by chemically modifying the enzyme to delay its clearance, enhanced the likelihood of neuronal correction.

Due to the small number of outcomes (left and right 2D:4D ratio), the size of the sample, and the exploratory nature of the methodology, it was decided that the significance level would not be adjusted for multiple comparisons due to the likelihood of over-correction.

To use a Monte Carlo simulation to predict postoperative results with the AcrySof® Toric lens, evaluating the likelihood of over- or under-correction using various toric lens selection criteria.

Phylogenetic analysis was performed using the Maximum Likelihood method, and setting the p distance algorithm of correction.

Given that multiple comparisons increase the likelihood of false positive results, a Bonferroni correction was applied to the LRT P values.

Since mobile fractured vertebrae can present IVC on SuLR, the likelihood of opening the anterior border for correction during vertebroplasty may be observed [ 12].

Although the Tukey post-hoc test is among the more conservative post-hoc approaches (therefore reducing the likelihood of Type I error), a Bonferroni correction was applied to account for multiple comparisons (in this study, 4 groups × 6 summary scores = 24/.05 = 0.002 adjusted alpha level for significance).

Bonferroni's correction helps minimise the likelihood of generating false positives.