"rectification measure" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a method, policy, or other action intended to correct a situation or remedy a problem. For example, "The government has implemented drastic rectification measures to help the struggling economy."
Thus rectification measures are normally required to reduce floor accelerations.
The performance evaluation of health, safety and environment management system (HSE-MS) is considered to be an effective way to eliminate out dated measures and help managers adopt proper rectification measures.
Excised cytoplasmic-side-out patches from partially dissected endolysosomes of OCA2-expressing AD293 cells exhibited single-channel currents (iOCA2) with greatest activity at positive membrane potentials, consistent with the outward rectification measured for whole-endolysosome IOCA2.
The statement said three other companies were exempt from the punishment because they "cooperated with the government investigation, provided important evidence and actively took self-rectification measures".
The statement said three makers of infant formula — Meiji of Japan; Wyeth Nutrition, a subsidiary of Nestlé of Switzerland; and Zhejiang Beingmate Technology Industry & Trade of China — were exempted from the punishment because they "cooperated with the government investigation, provided important evidence and actively took self-rectification measures".
In order to compare the gatekeeping efficiency of two different functional chemistries, transmembrane ionic rectification was measured on DWCNT-dye membranes.
In order to quantify the inward rectification, we measured the slope conductance of the serotonin-suppressed current at −105 and −65 mV (see Materials and methods).
To measure rectification quantitatively, we define a rectification ratio RR = | I100/ I−100|.
Transmembrane ionic rectification will be measured to compare the efficiency of gatekeeping.
