Sentence examples for mathematical correction for from inspiring English sources

No mathematical correction for multiple comparisons was applied.

A mathematical correction for the effect of blood sampling on the result was made [ 5].

One of the participating laboratories modified the protocol by analysing platelet counts in citrate-anticoagulated blood samples (n = 10) after mathematical correction for dilution by the anticoagulant.

Moreover, the correlation was maintained after mathematical correction for body mass represented by average adult body weight (Table 2), another factor known to correlate with metabolic rate and lifespan (Manini, 2010).

The α-stat regimen was used, and the PaCO2 was maintained between 35 and 40 mmHg, without mathematical correction for the effects of the temperature, by varying the membrane oxygenator gas flow.

We derived a mathematical correction for this effect (Eq. 10) that does not depend on the true distance between species, but does depend on the read length and sequencing error and coverage.

For this reason the selectivity coefficient for calcium ion has to be studied to make possible any mathematical corrections for calcium ion influence.

Recently it has been reported that dual color BL imaging could be applied in vitro using appropriate filters for the separation of BL signals and mathematical corrections for their deconvolution [16], [17].

Further research on this bias is needed, so that mathematical corrections for paired screening trial bias can be developed.

In addition, models for bias are the necessary first step toward mathematical corrections for bias in sensitivity and specificity, and toward designing new clinical trial methodologies.

Therefore, starting with the 2003 2004 survey cycle, the need for mathematical correction of the urine cadmium data was eliminated (Jarrett et al. 2008).