Sentence examples for vital to correct from inspiring English sources

The authors of this study proposed that to be certain that specific sites are reliable, it is vital to correct for cell types across individuals, although some epigenetic clock sites have been shown to not associate with cellular composition (Talens et al., 2012; Horvath, 2013; Jaffe & Irizarry, 2014).

The presence and proportion of these humours within the system is indicated by the pulse, which is vital to correct diagnosis.

The main indications given for fluid resuscitation were "impaired perfusion" or to "correct abnormal vital signs".

The main indications for administering crystalloid or colloid were impaired perfusion (1,526/3,419 (44.6%) of episodes), or to correct abnormal vital signs (1,189/3,419 (34.8%)).

Considering only episodes where crystalloid or colloid were administered (n = 3,419), the main indications were impaired perfusion or low cardiac output (44.6%), or to correct abnormal vital signs in the absence of impaired perfusion or low cardiac output (34.8%).

This is an often overlooked skill in VHDL and is vital to ensuring correct behavior of the final implemented design.

"The patient, or the family, doesn't offer information, which can be vital to a correct diagnosis or treatment," he said.

It is vital to distinguish correct PSMs from those incorrect ones.

Understanding the mechanisms underlying RS is therefore vital to the correct interpretation of RS effects.

All ROPN1L homologs are highly similar to each other and to PKA at the N terminus, where perfectly conserved positions mark residues apparently vital to the correct groove formation and binding to AKAPs.

Close communication between the clinical and biochemistry personnel within the DSD team is vital to enable correct interpretation of laboratory results and awareness that results should be available in a timely manner.