Sentence examples for respective correction from inspiring English sources

For traceability reasons uncorrected degrees of freedom plus the respective correction factor ε and corrected F values are shown.

Topographic disturbance can be removed from data by applying the respective correction.

The appropriate quadratic and cubic distributions of the stresses across the thickness allow one to derive the consistent constitutive equations for the transverse shear stress resultants and stress couples with αs and αt as the respective correction factors.

There are other alternatives to determine r, the Bai and Ng (2002) information criteria, the respective correction proposed by Alessi et al.

Their respective correction functionals, obtained from Equation 57, are given as u n + 1 x = γ ∫ 0 x λ s d 2 d s 2 ∑ i = 0 n u i s + α s d d s ∑ i = 0 n u i s + h s − G n s d s, Open image in new window (58) u n + 1 x = γ ∫ 0 x λ s d 2 d s 2 ∑ i = 0 n u i s + α s d d s ∑ i = 0 n u i s + ∑ i = 0 n A i u 0, u 1, ⋯, u i − G n s d s, Open image in new window (59).

We modified it by using a yearly usage rate of 2,100 CBUs (0.7% of 300,000), with the respective correction of price ("CB fee") being 29,568 USD/CBU.

Furthermore, (mathfrak {M}) controls the results stored in (mathfrak {S}) with respect to sanity-checks based on his/her background knowledge and issues respective corrections to (mathfrak {S}) that are subsequently used by (mathfrak {P}).

So long as those economies can weather their respective corrections, they should be all right.

The respective corrections were further added to the captured image array using the same reference units (r.u).

As a result, we assumed that criterion unreliability may not be the case in this study, and we did not perform the respective corrections.

Although the other lanes (P0 h -1, P12 h -1, P24 h -1, P24 h -2, and P96 h -2) in the figure are of course slightly corrected (the respective average correction terms were 0.05, -0.04, 0.06, 0.06, and 0.01), they are used as references.