Sentence examples for the possibility to correct from inspiring English sources
Conclusion: The study illustrates the possibility to correct the age dependent weakening of the immune response to influenza vaccine with a combination of LIV and IIV.
The double side readout allows also to improve the time of flight capability of the detector due to the possibility to correct the difference in the length of the optical light path between the scintillation point and the photodetector [15].
These include an alternative way to identify risk categories associated with multi-locus genotypes, the flexibility to use any outcome type, the possibility to correct for lower order effects, covariates or confounding factors, the possibility to assess significance of multiple higher-order interaction models.
In this setting, the possibility to correct brain-shift for all the surgery is particularly relevant.
The authors also state in the abstract, "the possibility to correct a complex lesion with one procedure, which is less traumatic and faster".
And importantly, will it have an impact on the lives of the non-scientific population, such as by accelerating the generation of genetically modified foodstuffs and opening the possibility to correct and cure human genetic diseases?
One possibility to correct for the low precision is regression calibration, which has the potential to improve the control of random error and yield a more realistic dose response.
Neither do they have any possibility to correct data.
About metal subtraction option in X-ray and CT imaging, as it represents a real possibility to correct artifacts, we are preparing a brief paragraph to add: thank you for the suggestion!
Post-sequencing error-correction techniques are available for reads obtained by regular protocol offering the possibility to partially correct sequencing errors trading off for real biological mutations.
To satisfy the achromatisation condition it is enough to use one glass and a diffractive corrector, however thanks to splitting the refractive component onto two separate lenses made of the same glass we have additional possibilities to correct better monochromatic aberrations.
