Sentence examples for theoretically corrected from inspiring English sources

Reporting bias may be present for clinical incidents (these are reported retrospectively by the surgeon) and malignancy (a result of missing data, which have been theoretically corrected using multiple imputation).

The committee also consults academic formulas that derive the theoretically "correct" fed funds rate according to the level of inflation and other economic indicators.

Most PIDs display Mendelian inheritance and therefore the introduction of a wild-type copy of the mutated gene into the stem cells of the patient should theoretically correct the disease phenotype.

These authors suggested the use of P0.1/PiMax ratio as an index which can theoretically correct values of P0.1 which are erroneously low due to the presence of respiratory muscle fatigue.

Neither label are historically or theoretically correct but who gives one?

But a theoretically correct position can, as we saw in the aftermath of the 2000 election, injure innocent bystanders.

This will boost their competitiveness and is part of a healthy rebalancing mechanism.Although theoretically correct, the practical implication of this competitiveness effect is limited.

The English versions of the Chinese names for the 12 pitches seem quite fanciful, but they represent theoretically correct pitches, as do terms used in the Western traditional system, such as C or A-flat (A♭).

As the AIDS crisis grew and the 1987 stock market crashed, the certainties of the 1980's seemed much less certain -- whether grounded in the theoretically correct noir sophistication of appropriation art, the painterly bravura of Neo-Expressionism or the shiny new commodities of Neo- Geo.

With a few notable exceptions, the work on view here reflects the simplistic ways in which notions of identity and cultural difference are exploited in the name of art these days, used as shortcuts to theoretically correct appropriations of popular culture.

However, there does not exist an overall accepted or "theoretically correct" weighting scheme.