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"methods to correct for" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to a particular set of methods designed to correct or offset an issue or problem. For example, "Researchers have developed multiple methods to correct for atmospheric interference in astronomical observations."
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As with methods to correct for alteration during Thellier-type methods, this correction should be treated with caution, especially for cases when the ratio of the pre- and post-heating ARMs is far from unity; however, this correction is a standard step in more recent applications of the Shaw (1974) method (e.g., Yamamoto et al. (2003)).
These allow accurate correction for attenuation, and also use accurate methods to correct for scatter and collimator and detector blurring [ 29– 38].
The aim of this review is to a) collate information on possible methods to correct for measurement error and b) present the magnitude of correction factors for different nutrients obtained from different study designs.
We, as a scientific field, have accepted statistical methods to correct for this, but not all scientists use these methods in their neuroimaging analysis".
But it will do little if anything to quell the debate about the use of statistical sampling methods to correct for a potential undercount.
Further, methods to correct for some of the imaging artefacts found in previous studies are implemented.
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The best method to correct for PVE has yet to be determined as such correction by itself can produce a bias in measured uptake.
A method to correct for this is outlined.
One method to correct for this bias is to conduct placebo-controlled, randomized phase II studies.
This research designs a method to correct for sample selection in a sample of recent movers.
We used the Bonferroni method to correct for multiple comparisons, adjusting the critical α value to 0.01.
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