Sentence examples for well corrected for from inspiring English sources

Aspheres are well corrected for spherical aberration, but exhibit strong longitudinal chromatic aberration.

Assuming such a system is well corrected for the lower-order field-dependent aberrations (field curvature and field-dependent astigmatism) one may imagine the possibility of incorporating static elements in the pupil conjugate plane which correct typical values of spherical aberration c(4,0), which is field-independent.

The accuracy of the PM-MM estimates perform best among the methods at small transcript concentrations presumably because the explicit use of the MM intensities well corrects for sequence-specific background effects not considered by the positional dependent sensitivity model used by the hook method.

In all cases the forefoot was well corrected except for 3 feet with 10 20° of adduction.

Each blood sample was weighed and radioactivity was determined by a single well well-counter, corrected for background, spill over and decay (LKB Wallac 1480 WIZARD, Perkin Elmer, Life Science, Zaventem, Belgium).

Small biases relative to reference values may also be well corrected by empirical site factors for reducing the residuals to a generally lower level compared with previous results (e.g., Liu and Tsai, 2005).

The determined luciferase activity per well was corrected for cell density using protein measurements and expressed in relative luciferase units per microgram protein (RLU/μg protein) equal to a response of 0.32 ml serum.

Since change in interval transit time (Delta t) generally increases with hydrocarbon, sonic porosities (phi_{text{S}}) of all the mapped reservoirs across well 0111 were corrected for fluid effects using Eq. (7).

The radioactivity concentrations were measured with a well counter and corrected for decay.

Blood, bile, and urine samples were analyzed for 99mTc mebrofenin radioactivity with a sodium iodide well counter, and corrected for decay (99mTc t1/2 = 6.01 h).

Bonferroni correction was used here as well to correct for multiple comparisons (6 attitudes) [ 19, 20].