Where assumptions of sphericity were violated, degrees of freedom were corrected by applying Greenhouse-Geisser corrections.
The p values were corrected by applying the false discovery rate (FDR) correction [ 59].
In addition, susceptibility-induced distortions were corrected by applying a method based on local point-spread functions [45].
All fluorescent images were corrected by applying identical intensity cutoffs to exclude background noise.
Batch effects were corrected by applying parametric empirical Bayes method (Johnson et al, 2007).
Distortions caused by gradient nonlinearities were corrected by applying a predefined, scanner-specific, nonlinear transformation (Jovicich et al. 2006).
Predicted temperature distributions were corrected by applying the daily translation method (Mpelasoka and Chiew 2009) based on observed versus simulated temperatures for 1990 2007.
All parameters were corrected for hemoconcentration applied during CVVH.
Some of the potential sampling bias was corrected by applying sampling weights and making use of survey tools in the statistical software package used in the analyses.
HWE and pairwise FST tests were corrected for multiple testing by applying a Bonferroni correction.
