Sentence examples for the correct variation from inspiring English sources
For instance, it is possible to go from a boundary value problem with -dependent boundary conditions to a boundary value problem with -independent boundary conditions or vice versa simply by applying the correct variation of (2.1) an appropriate number of times.
Table S1 (Supplementary Material) summarizes the novel sequencing results, where the corrected variation of the involved fragments/segments is contrasted with the previously reported variation.
We regressed out the batch effects to correct variation resulting from instrument inter-day tuning differences using the limma package removeBatchEffect [37].
But if it is correct, variation in the KL gene could account for as much as 3% of the variation of IQ in the general population (or, rather, in the population from which the researchers' samples were drawn, namely white Americans).
(2) The algorithm changes the co-state automatically, producing the correct annual variation (high in winter and low in summer).
Access to data in the other (non-Core) database schema is controlled through the Core DAO Factory, which, for example, can supply an instance of a DAOVariationFactory for the correct species/version Variation Database, with its own correctly configured SQLSessionFactory.
A data normalization step was performed to correct variation between instrument inter-day tuning differences.
The 'ear' query is a quite clear example of how extra text sources and query expansion can improve the search results, as the top 10 results all retrieve correct variations, and the precision stays above all the other scenarios for all but one recall level.
The latter was used as an endogenous control to correct variations in the experiment.
However, no internal standards can be used to correct variations during the measuring process, which is challenging when working with mass spectrometry [MS].
The CFD model predictions are within 5% of the steady-state experimental data and show the correct trend with variation in viscosity.
