Sentence examples for pattern correction from inspiring English sources

In qHTS at the NCGC, the raw data generated at each chemical concentration tested are first normalized relative to the positive control response (i.e., 100% response) and the basal response in the solvent control DMSO-only wells (i.e., 0%) on the same 1,536-well 1,536-well then corrected by aplateng andathenn correctedn algorithm using the compound-free DMSO control plates.

Raw plate reads for each titration point were first normalized relative to the tamoxifen control (100 μM, 100%) and DMSO-only wells (basal, 0%), then corrected by applying a pattern correction algorithm using compound-free control plates (i.e., DMSO-only plates) at the beginning and end of the compound plate stack.

Briefly, data from raw plate reads for each titration point were normalized to the neutral (DMSO, 0%) and positive (92 µM potassium dichromate, −100%) controls and corrected by applying a NCGC in-house pattern correction algorithm.

Briefly, raw plate reads for each titration point were first normalized relative to the positive control compound and DMSO-only wells and then corrected by applying an NCGC in-house pattern correction algorithm using compound-free control plates (i.e., DMSO-only plates) at the beginning and end of the compound plate stack.

Limitations of this modified RLS forecast method are the scale of time series required for application of the weekly pattern correction and the amount of data history required for useful filter coefficients.

Two video streams are synchronized on the FPGA, before low-level functions (pattern noise correction, color interpolation, and color correction) are performed.

"But [online] networks are messy: think of the ceaseless pattern of correction and revision, amendment and debate, that characterises Wikipedia.

But networks are messy: think of the ceaseless pattern of correction and revision, amendment and debate, that characterizes Wikipedia.

This is perhaps an indication that headway is being made in lowering the unmet need of this population or that shifts in the demographic composition of the AI/AN population and type of insurance they carry may have initiated a pattern of correction of previously noted access-related disparities.

A representative diffraction pattern (after correction for the STCS attenuation) of data set 3 is shown in Fig. 6 ▶(a).

Electron Beam Lithography system (100 keV) was used for patterning; proximity correction was applied to improve pattern quality.