Sentence examples for use of a correction from inspiring English sources

For low gas solubilities the use of a correction factor of 0.69 to the Epstein Plesset equation is appropriate once the initial transients have dissipated.

The proposed algorithm connects perturbation techniques with a discretization principle and a continuation method without the use of a correction process.

Of note, the works of Katz et al. have popularized the use of a correction formula which predicts a 1.6 mmol/L reduction in PNa levels whenever the glucose levels increases by 5.6 mmol/L [150].

The effect of compressibility can be predicted by the use of a correction factor for speeds ranging from M = 0.4 up to transonic, but in this case it can be not considered.

Accordingly, by the use of a correction factor to account for the effect of bevel angle, a universal Strouhal number of 0.160 ± 0.003 can be obtained for α = 10° 90°.

One technique used to compensate for spherical aberration is the use of a correction collar on the objective lens.

To improve the application of exposimeters in compliance tests, such discrepancies in the results of measurements by a body-worn exposimeter may be compensated by using of a correction factor applied to the measurement results or alternatively to the exposure limit values.

The three different cases that were evaluated were no correction, use of a basic correction algorithm and use of the advanced algorithm as described in this paper.

The detection levels for the eicosanoids (in picograms per milliliter) were as previously described [ 8, 9], and palmitic acid (PA)—abundant in EBC was used for a correction of dilution factor.

To avoid the use of a shear correction factor, equilibrium equations were used to compute the transverse shear force and shear stress.

Therefore, this article suggests use of a local correction coefficient based on the simulations for further research utilizing data from the study area.