Sentence examples for suggests a correction from inspiring English sources

Trebon (2008) has suggested that economies of scale in each household may affect the share of food to non-food and suggests a correction based on introducing the household size interacted with the time dummies (that identify the bias).

With just the barest tinge of irony, City Hall aides suggest a correction: It's a conflict of benefit.

If he hadn't gently suggested a correction, he said, "it would have been an embarrassment to the entire medical record project that would be hard to live down".

One of these studies suggested a correction formula for femoral venous access that markedly reduces the bias for GEDV (1).

The First Coverage Market Sentiment Index climbed 1.26 points in the past month to 58.57 from 57.78 in February, suggesting that investors are mildly bullish on equities but optimism is not at extreme levels that often suggest a correction.

The results also suggest a correction of the catecholaminergic overdrive in post-MI HF.

Others have suggested a correction based on values derived from repeated measurements of the population under study.

The authors suggested a correction formula for GEDV indexed to predicted body surface area (GEDVI) based on data derived from femoral TPTD and biometric information.

Recently, Wooten [ 4, 5] developed a multicompartment model using quantitative techniques and suggested a correction for SBE that results in a formula for SBE that agrees much more closely with experimental data in humans.

gRecently, Erreygers [ 21] has shown that the standard concentration index, when applied to bounded indicators (such as binary variables) does not satisfy the mirror condition and suggested a correction.

A decline to that level would suggest a further correction in technology and that financials, the biggest sector of the index at around 20percentt, had also corrected.