Sentence examples for study corrected for from inspiring English sources
The study corrected for other factors that might explain higher growth, like the presence of a university or seaport.
The Study corrected for a number of variables and arrived at the conclusion that a reduction of between33 percent and 5 percent of coal CO2 emissions (i.e., a savings of between 58 and 105 Million metric tons of CO2) could be realized with just the flick of a switch.
Densitometry data were captured as total signal in the rectangular area encompassing the band of study corrected for background; the same rectangular area was used for estimates of the same band in other lanes of gel.
Our study corrected for background mortality by both deprivation and ethnicity.
In this study, corrected for age, gender and episode duration, mean numbers were 10.0 in the US, 6.5 in Israel and 10.0 in the Netherlands.
In addition, the signal model used in this study corrects for the catheter PSF but does not take into account the roll-off of the OCT system.
The normalized biodegradation rates from field studies corrected for all other loss processes (e.g., volatility and leaching) are directly comparable with degradation rates obtained from laboratory studies as described above and therefore appropriate to be compared with the P criterion for soil.
All studies adjusted for age and mean systolic blood pressure, and all but 1 adjusted for sex, but only 3 of 6 studies corrected for dipping status.
The review also identified data sources associated with reporting completeness and assessed whether studies corrected for undercount using capture-recapture (CR) methodology.
None of these studies corrected for multiple testing, which is obviously required given the large number of statistical tests to be performed in a single experiment.
On average, standardised uptake value (SUV max values in areas of pathology are only 3 7% higher for PET studies corrected for attenuation using single-phase contrast-enhanced images compared to conventional non-enhanced acquisitions[ 6 8].
