Sentence examples for stage to correct from inspiring English sources

Occasionally Iyengar comes off the stage to correct an individual, but her stance remains unrepentant and unrelenting as she demands that everyone try harder and be more self-reflective.

We used here a three-stage approach and compared different spatial correlation structures in the first stage to correct field heterogeneity at the trial level.

Comparisons between Figure  2A and B show that CodingQuarry predictions using the unstranded transcript assembly showed a ~25% improvement in gene level sensitivity going from stage 1 to stage 2 – further supporting the validity of the various processes employed in stage 2 to correct for annotation errors.

Fourth step, as the last step of acquisition stage, is to correct integer carrier frequency offset and the SFO.

The validation and refinement finishing stage aims to correct errors in the assembled sequence - both single-base errors (such as mis-called bases due to sequencing errors) as well as large-scale errors (such as mis-assemblies due to repeats).

Two required single-stage laryngotracheoplasty to correct subglottic stenosis, 1 required tracheal resection, and 7 required removal of suprastomal granulation tissue.

In the late 1990's pediatric cardiac surgeon Dr. Frank L. Hanley developed the technique of single-stage unifocalization to correct deficient pulmonary vasculature in a congenital heart defect with a single surgery rather than multiple procedures.

The second method performs a second stage classification, where a second stage classifier attempts to correct common errors of the first stage classifier.

Stage 2 worked to correct postural control impairment from initial static positions working towards complex dynamic exercise focusing on pelvic and trunk control.

Whereas Dabney and Storey attribute the non-uniform p-values to violations of the Stage II model assumptions, we provide evidence that the non-uniformity can be attributed to the failure of the Stage I analyses to correct for systematic biases in the raw data matrix.

While Irizarry et al. speculate that the Golden Spike data may not be appropriate for the comparison of methods for FDR control, we confirm that this is the case and we demonstrate the failure of the Stage I analyses to correct for systematic biases (whatever their cause may be) in the raw data matrix.