Sentence examples for motivated corrections from inspiring English sources

Attempts to solve these errors by inclusion of physically motivated corrections have been done (e.g. the rCAMB3LYP and LC-BLYP functionals), however they seem to come at the cost of a slightly worse description of the chemistry.

As analyses are a priori motivated, no correction is made for multiple comparisons.

We used the same datasets and compared the imputed values of rd spots with known duplicate controls, to test if the qualitative statements "some w > 0" and "high" motivated a positive correction of the imputed value for rd spots.

This correction is motivated by astrophysical applications where we consider time-dependent comoving nonlinear coordinates represented by non-conformal (non-angle preserving) maps from spherical coordinates.

After him progress in the theory of cyclic codes for random as well as burst-error correction has been motivated by many coding theorists.

In addition, applying correction for vB according to Eq. (8) had little effect on the estimates of V T. These observations motivate that the correction shown in (9) was only applied to the reference region.

The corrections mentioned above were developed or motivated to solve one of the three major error sources of PBE.

The technically challenging assessment of the artificial eye motivated us to provide an alternative, more pragmatic correction approach based on the z-string-scanning data.

This motivated the need to develop new tools, either for MinION® read correction or for new alignment algorithms.

This logic has motivated followers to practice generosity through charity or donation and encourages self-correction in behaviour (Chi et al., 2008).

Although the development of MAC was motivated by more frequently observed dinucleotide substitutions, MAC can also provide annotation correction for trinucleotide or other complex substitution mutations.