Sentence examples for terms to correct from inspiring English sources

Or, put in economic terms, to correct the market distortion.

Is there anything that can be done in the short term to correct the problem?

Authors of [6, 19] have already considered a similar approach by introducing a phase term to correct the CFO.

We therefore used either the Eigenstrat relationship model with PCA scores included as a random matrix that approximates kinship [ 44] or a kinship matrix [ 43], again as a random term, to correct for population substructure in the association mapping routines implemented in Genstat v.14 (VSN International).

Recent advances in different imaging modalities offer the possibility to quantify myocardial perfusion and resistance in absolute terms and to correct for some of these confounders.

It is the responsibility of the neuroscience community, and in its long-term interest, to correct this as soon as possible.

These innovation terms are intended to correct the error of the linear model at each output step.

Furthermore, a term is derived to correct the error introduced by Wheeler stretching at finite water depths.

Figure 10 shows that the AO control system provided an excellent correction over those Zernike terms it was asked to correct.

On the one hand comments like that seem to completely ignore or misunderstand how free-floating exchange rates function in terms of their ability to correct the very imbalances that Gross is worried about.

The lunar ephemeris, however, contains an empirical, nongravitational term, which was needed to correct for the effects of tides raised in the Earth by the Moon.