Sentence examples for represent corrected from inspiring English sources
Your results will be the same correlation matrix size, but now will represent corrected p-values of the connectivity.
Since the experimental values represent corrected negative refraction angles at the output (angle β) we cannot compare them directly with the theories because they represent negative refraction angles β' inside the structure.
A maximum likelihood procedure was used to estimate common dispersion conditional on total tag counts (see Additional file 3 for respective library sizes); log2(propE) and log2(propF) represent corrected tag proportions for P. enysii and P. fastigiatum, respectively; propE and propF reflect count averages across the three replicate lanes per species.
QTc represents corrected QT interval [ 22, 23].
System 2 that represents correcting or overriding system 1 was used in many but not all cases.
Nonlinear analysis with proper geometric imperfection modeling is carried out to represent correct behavior of soft elastic filler.
In order to make one, someone must choose which one or more of the local dialects will serve as a basis and which words and grammatical forms will represent correct usage.
To distinguish between correct and compromised VMs we may assign colors to balls: white balls represent correct machines, whereas black balls represent compromised machines.
An AUC of 0.5 would suggest that the test correctly classifies these subjects only 50% of the time, while an AUC of 1 would represent correct classification 100% of the time.
Although further high-resolution structural analysis should be performed, we here propose that model I is more likely to represent correct topology of mTOR under current understanding (Fig. S4).
Areas AQ and RN in the three graphs of Figure 1 represent correct decisions – that is, if the editors used favorable peer review ratings to select submissions (above the predictor cutoff), those submissions in area AQ would be selected, and after publication they would make a substantial contribution to scientific advancement in a research field (they would be cited with above-average frequency).
