Sentence examples for shift to correct from inspiring English sources

It's a singular problem that would require a huge cultural shift to correct.

Briefly, key processing steps include a mobility shift to correct for small differences in the electrophoretic mobility between the NED and VIC fluorescent dyes and a signal decay correction to account for signal attenuation as the distance from the reverse transcriptase primer binding site increases.

For each participant's GE-EPI dataset: 1) Data were temporally shifted to correct for the order of slice acquisition, using the first slice acquired in the TR as the reference.

We divided the total number of children vaccinated by the total team-shifts to correct for the effects of changes in human resources on the number of children administered vaccine.

While shift correction to correct for chromatic aberration was sufficient when simultaneously recorded signals were compared, an image registration procedure was applied to align images recorded before and after FISH (see methods for details).

Over the years, its indication has shifted to correct coagulation factors deficiencies or to prevent bleeding.

The amount of shift necessary to correct the fault is calculated from β ( i ) = 1 2 N t ∑ t B ( i, t ) - B ( i - k 1, t ) + ∑ t B ( i, t ) - B ( i + k 2, t ), (9).

A method for calculating the volume shift required to correct for a known amount of band broadening is also presented.

Having the means to detect if and when rates shift, and to correct branch lengths accordingly, could be critically important to evolutionary analysis using molecular phylogenies.

Since a DSC uses the ratio of the heat flow and the temperature rate for the calculation of (c_p), this additive shift corresponds to correcting the level of zero heat flow during the experiment (an experimental correction in the DSC software that was performed for the reference runs, but not for the other ones).

I also found that the screen seemed slow to react to my attempts to prod it to shift the cursor to correct a misspelling.