Sentence examples for per correction from inspiring English sources

Due to this change in assay methodology, insulin levels from participants' samples (N = 258) assayed using the first methodology were corrected to levels in samples assayed using the second methodology (as per correction factor equation of the laboratory).

After repeating these experiments a number of times, a histogram per correction method can be determined.

The FAST detector (FB2) represents 3.4 ms. The ZMSSD-M task (FB4) takes 2.63 ms per correction process.

The prediction process (FB1) occurs in 0.093 ms. Table2 summarizes, for the other FBs, the processing time per iteration, the mean of the number of iterations and the mean of the processing time per correction process.

In terms of the PER, error correction significantly improves the reliability, correcting up to 60%% of corrupted packets at −97 dBm.

We joined the Series 1 and Series 2 data by applying a per gene correction calculated from the normalised expression values in the overlap region at 2.5 and 3.0 hpf.

He expected, at most, a ten-per-cent correction.

Mean, weighted costs across the three facilities used in the cost-effectiveness analysis were US$922 per cataract surgery and US$722 per RE correction (Table  3).

Shannon showed that the best method for transmitting error corrections requires an average length ofE = p log2(1/p) + (1 − p) log2(1/(1 − p)) bits per error correction symbol.

Mean treatment costs per cataract surgery were US$499, US$766 and US$1111 at Choma, Livingstone and LEH, respectively, and the costs per RE correction were US$211, US$666 and US$700 at Choma, Livingstone and LEH, respectively (Table  2).

Given that there were 5 ROIs used (auditory cortex, SMG, FFG, LOC, and DLPFC), statistical significance was set at p =.01, as per Bonferroni correction for an alpha of.05.