Sentence examples for that corrected for from inspiring English sources

Data on mortality were imputed for those countries with little or no data by using data from other countries and were smoothed over time (in addition to other data corrections procedures that corrected for cause of death recording errors) (Lozano et al. 2012).

But Mr. Sulloway used statistical methods that corrected for the influence of family size.

A paper in the International Journal of Epidemiology finds that, corrected for body size, there is no difference between the amount of calories burned by people in rich countries and those in poor ones, where subsistence agriculture remains the norm.

Some half-educated guesswork leads me to believe that the family that occupied the 1900 house in 1900 probably had an annual income that, corrected for changes in the consumer price index, would be in the range of $20,000 to $30,000 in today's money.

Mathematical modeling that corrected for this variation indicated that increasing residual function will reduce the plasma level of each of the bound solutes more than the plasma level of urea.In comparison to urea, solutes than bind to plasma proteins can be more effectively cleared by residual function than by hemodialysis.

This latency which is termed 'discrimination time' was defined as the first time at which the choice selective signal significantly departed from the FR in the hold period before the onset of the checkerboard cue as estimated using a paired t-test that corrected for multiple comparisons34.

On trifocals, there is a middle section that corrects for intermediate distances.

One way to look at science is as a system that corrects for people's natural inclinations.

Delineation methods that correct for local SBR provide the most consistent results between SUV and Patlak images.

The complex optics involved with putting a screen an inch away from the eye in VR headsets could make for smartglasses that correct for vision problems.

Expect to pay more for premium replacement lens that correct for astigmatism or farsightedness.