Sentence examples for methods to rectify from inspiring English sources

As a sensitivity analysis there would need to be >20 of such studies with component groups with B-IP in the range of those seen among control groups of studies of non-antibiotic methods to rectify this discrepancy (sensitivity test one).

The implementation of a standardized national exam (which potentially substitutes for the final exams in medical schools) will decrease the time constrains on the faculty (teachers and educators) thus allowing more time for ongoing global assessment of the learners and the exploration of new methods to rectify the identified weaknesses in medical curricula.

A common method to rectify this problem is vibration testing of these structures after construction.

One method to rectify endogeneity is to apply a two-stage least squares (2SLS) estimation for instrumental variables (Shaver 1998; Greene 2012).

Image to map tools: This tool used to convert image to map registration by using least square method and to rectify image by using another original rectified image (See Figure 11).

On the basis of analyzing the cause of coefficients distortion inhered in the existing wavelet packet transform algorithms, a new method is presented to rectify the distortion and improve the accuracy.

A method is used to rectify the distortion effect of the PSD.

In addition, the method merges similar empirical modes to rectify the tendency of conventional EWT to overly decompose empirical modes for fault feature extraction.

This deficiency can hinder interpretation of the evidence on factors associated with lung cancer risk, a deficiency we have tried to rectify using an indirect estimation method.

He noted that: Hamming attempted to rectify the situation with a new text, Methods of Mathematics Applied to Calculus, Probability, and Statistics (1985).

We propose that big data research should closely follow good scientific practice to provide reliable and scientific "stories", as well as explore and develop techniques and methods to mitigate or rectify those 'big-errors' brought by big data.