Sentence examples for points are corrected from inspiring English sources

In order to deliver an effective distance between the ground SLR system and the satellite's center of mass (which represents its orbital motion), the normal points are corrected for the systematic errors such as the atmospheric refraction delay (Mendes and Pavlis 2004), the calibration system delay, and for the center-of-mass offset.

To illustrate the results of those analysis that only involved one predictor variable we generated the independent contrasts (IC) following the method of Garland et al. [ 71] using the package PDAP [ 71], -the statistical package used here to run the GLS do not provide the possibility to draw scatter plots in which points are corrected for phylogenetic distances-.

Data points were corrected for physical decay of radioactivity.

The ΔE of all blood and tissue data points was corrected for an initial redshift due to the cellular environment.

All melting points were corrected and were determined using an Electrothermal Melting Point Apparatus Model 9100, a Büchi 530 melting point apparatus and a Stuart Scientific Melting Point Apparatus SMP3.

These cutoff points were corrected for practice effects (Sawrie et al, 1996).

CIs for secondary end points were corrected using Dunnett's test.

Steroid concentrations at the 96, 144, 192 h time points were corrected to exclude carry over from previous time points after 80% media change every 48 h.

Proto-mitochondria is plural, please use proto-mitochondrion when referring to a single "partner" or in sentences such as "in the proto-mitochondria, which is". Author reply: Both minor points were corrected.

For each question, non blank respondent errors (i.e. the allocation of more or less than 100 points) were corrected by proportionally adjusting the responses to sum up to 100.

Most economists have long argued that this imbalance must, at some point, be corrected.