Sentence examples for relevant correction from inspiring English sources

Logarithmic transformations (natural logarithm) were used, in analysis of body mass, IGF-1, IGF-1 receptor, myogenin, atrogin-1 and MuRF1, as relevant correction of original data.

In the theoretical part, the effect of particle shape, agglomeration of particles and hindered settling on the settling velocity of SiC particles was studied by using the Stokes equation with some relevant correction factors.

In conclusion, there was no clinically relevant correction loss postoperatively and after implant removal, and there were no major complications.

There was no clinically relevant correction loss, and the majority of patients had no back complaints at the 2-year follow-up.

The study showed that Juvéderm® Ultra Plus presented a greater longevity, in the maintenance of this clinically relevant correction, than Perlane® at 6, 9, and 12 months after the procedure.

The saline reconstitution method, on the other hand, may be the most biologically relevant correction technique when examining stress-hemoconcentration effects on clotting time and clotting activity, whereas the Dill and Costill formula does not seem appropriate.

CZ gave the technical advice concerning the write-up and advised on relevant corrections to be made before final submission.

The images were reconstructed iteratively with ordered subset expectation maximisation (2 iterations, 21 subsets, 5 mm Gaussian post-filter), applying all relevant corrections according to the recommendations of the manufacturer, to a 128 × 128 matrix in a 50-cm FOV and fused with unenhanced CT.

Both fillers achieved a clinically relevant NLF correction (one point or more improvement, based on a validated NLF severity scale).

Nevertheless, since Mps1 inhibition during mitosis affects Borealin phosphorylation and error-correction, it is likely that acute effects on Aurora B activity by Mps1 inhibition can be visualised with antibodies to the relevant error-correction substrates.

The options presented here provide scientifically valid and relevant age-correction values which can be easily adopted by OSHA to expand their regulatory guidance to include older workers.