Sentence examples for suggest correcting from inspiring English sources

Based on our observations we suggest correcting for these types of morphological parameters, which may be a source of noise when used in predictions of cellular ostogenic potential.

Although the reduction of hypercalcemia has been considered optional in the 2012 KDIGO AKI guideline, we suggest correcting high concentrations of serum calcium before contrast media studies, being a risk factor for acute kidney impairment.

In the three paragraphs I wrote, Grammarly suggested correcting several non-mistakes, and made a few usage suggestions that were, at least, not incorrect.

The 2009 KDIGO (Kidney Disease: Improving Global Outcomes) chronic kidney disease mineral and bone disorder clinical practice guideline suggests correcting 25-hydroxyvitamin D3 (25[OH]D) levels < 30 ng/mL in patients treated with maintenance hemodialysis, but does not provide a specific treatment protocol.

Prior et al. [ 36] suggested correcting for nonphenolic compounds by using gallic acid as a reference for standardization.

Early recognition of its pattern represents a diagnostic challenge for radiologists, in order to suggest correct disease management (based on recent medical treatment such as pirfenidone).

We suggest correct identification of the origin of these cells (using human specific markers, which define cell membranes) is essential in order to distinguish viable donor cells from host inflammatory cells which have engulfed transplanted cells.

The patient reported warmth in her feet, which may suggest correct placement of intrathecal fentanyl.

All these observations suggest correct structure and folding for the eleven putative V. vinifera PR10 proteins in addition to PR10.1, PR10.2 and PR10.3 [additional file 4].

Thus, the student is not passively provided with the necessary data but has to acquire it by asking relevant questions, suggest correct physical examinations and laboratory/imaging tests.

Sometimes I take over the keyboard and write, Thomas suggests, corrects, takes over.