Sentence examples for rigorous corrections from inspiring English sources

The use of superconducting gravimeters and rigorous corrections for groundwater disturbances must be considered.

Not surprisingly, applications to date have not attempted rigorous corrections of this type.

Rigorous corrections on bone mineral disorders and malnutrition, as well as vitamin D and K supplementation are necessary to prevent hip fracture in dialysis subjects [ 42– 50].

In the near future, more rigorous correction algorithms for CTP imaging may improve accurate assessment of myocardial perfusion.

1 Polycythaemia, traditionally thought to be highly prevalent in COPD, is less frequent nowadays with a more rigorous correction of hypoxaemia. 2 Reversely, recent research shows that anaemia is highly prevalent in patients with COPD. 3 4 Anaemia, which is a well-recognised comorbidity in many chronic illnesses, occurs in 10 30% of patients with COPD.

Meta-analyses of SZ linkage studies have provided evidence of susceptibility in chromosomes 2p, 5q, 3p, 11q, 6p, 1q, 22q, 8p, 20q, 22q, and 14p [ 2, 12], some of which are strong enough to withstand rigorous correction for whole genome analysis (e.g. 1q, 6p, 6q, 15q) [ 19].

These associations did not persist after rigorous correction for multiple testing, and the meta-analysis found no associations in the analyses for all and replication studies; however, the analysis after stratification by ethnicity detected a significant association in the East Asian population.

In the late 1990s, it was demonstrated through the DECODE study [ 6] and the Funagata study [ 7] that high 2-hour glucose levels after an oral glucose tolerance test (OGTT) are associated with increased risk for cardiovascular disease compared to high fasting glucose levels, which led to more rigorous correction of postprandial hyperglycemia being called for in the management of diabetes.

For P value correction, the rigorous Bonferroni correction method was employed.

For p value correction, we used rigorous Bonferroni correction method.

We note that these measurements, although used under standardized protocols (ISO8178), have not been subjected to the same rigorous artifact corrections as the aethelometer, PSAP, COSMOS, or MAAP.