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This article was amended on 9 May 2016, to more correctly reflect ongoing debate around responsibility for starting the Stonewall riots.

Furthermore, for MOH patients headache index rather than headache days may more correctly reflect the total suffering [11].

Our analysis should more correctly reflect the correlation between modalities, and is more applicable for per-measurement assessment.

The use of exergy is important because it clearly takes into account the loss of availability and temperature of heat in storage operations, and hence more correctly reflects the thermodynamic and economic value of the storage operation.

Thus, IA was more correctly reflecting the overall significance of the region.

That presented a problem for some pollsters, because highly educated voters are also more likely to answer polls….While many pollsters weight their surveys to correctly reflect Americans' educational backgrounds, some, especially at the state level, did not".

One could argue that it would have been more appropriate to collect a 24 h urine sample in order to correctly reflect the daily production of C.

We prefer to use this variable (a family variable) as the economic indicator rather than personal income because the latter does not correctly reflect the economic condition of a family where there are two or more workers.

The time and frequency marginal densities of method 3 also correctly reflect the coherent time points (Figure 5F) and frequencies (Figure 5I), whereas method 1 shows more spurious off-diagonal correlations (Figure 5G).

Because ferritin levels alone do not correctly reflect iron stores, we performed a comprehensive analysis of iron parameters (iron, ferritin, transferrin, transferrin saturation [TRFS]) to more precisely assess patients' iron metabolism.

Empirical evidence suggests the polls correctly reflect voter sentiment.