Sentence examples for we propose correcting from inspiring English sources
We propose correcting Swarm data by zeroing the flow at the low-latitude boundary of the convection zone (i.e., where convection is expected to be zero).
To say that Israel should never have been created and must be dissolved is not only utterly unrealistic; it is also to propose correcting one injustice by perpetrating another.And yet this remains Hamas's formal position.
It proposes correcting the way market forces work so that they serve the public interest and the common good.
Liquet and Commenges [ 14] proposed correcting the p v a l u e associated with multiple transformation including dichotomous and Box-Cox transformation, however, their method cannot be used with categorical transformation.
We propose that correcting the cortisol:DHEAS imbalance by oral supplementation with DHEA may be one means of improving depressed mood and contributing to better physical function after hip fracture.
Two of the three proposed corrected gene models for P. sojae (Ps_157552, Ps_158877) were confirmed by cloning and sequencing the cDNA, while for the third (Ps_135764), correction could not be confirmed as cDNA amplification was unsuccessful.
Finally, we propose a corrected weighted median filter (CWMF), which applies the motion information to correct errors of the color distance weight to denoise the intermediate flow fields during optimization.
To compensate for the potentially damaging splitting error, we propose a corrected operator splitting (COS) method for general systems of convection diffusion equations with the ability of correctly resolving the nonlinear balance between the convective and diffusive forces.
Based on this model, we propose to correct the effect of the CFO in presence of estimated channels.
In case of mode mixing, we propose to correct the noise estimation by extracting from the first IMF the part corresponding to the signal of interest.
In this paper, we propose some corrected methods for determining F1 and F3 and perform a series of analyses considering the three failure modes of rock slopes: plane, wedge, and toppling failures.
