Sentence examples for reasonable corrections from inspiring English sources

Reasonable corrections to metadata will be made by eCommons staff.

Owing to the application of low-pass filtering, reasonable corrections to data can be obtained, including to those outside of the adopted weight distance from the nearest crossovers, although many of the weights for their own data in the filtering calculation are small.

"Was nice" is a reasonable correction.

What does WHO think is a reasonable correction factor?

Thus, many of the "associations" described likely do not survive a reasonable correction for multiple tests.

If the failure to observe a positive correlation between ω and Ks in short lineages is indeed due to the inherently high levels of stochastic noise affecting Ks in short lineages, then a reasonable correction of noise in Ks might be able to bring out the positive correlation again.

The proposed system is able to achieve reasonable error correction performance for the proposed configuration with a certain encoder rate and constraint length.

As SVO and LVA were ad hoc determined scientifically reasonable variables correction for multiple testing was not primarily applied.

For simplicity, we assume that basic errors in the image transducer such as missing pixels or row/columns ("dead" and "hot" pixels) have been corrected by a reasonable a priori correction procedure that a user does not normally have access to.

With a reasonable a priori correction in place, the linearity of the output data, after a posteriori correction, can extend over the full dynamic range of the image transducer.

A secondary analysis comparing ESKD diabetic patients to controls yielded no significant correlations: no P-value for any of the 42 SNPs was <0.01 before multiple comparisons correction and none of these could be considered significant under FDR or any other reasonable multiple comparison correction (Supplementary Material, Table S4.6).