Sentence examples similar to yielded to the correction from inspiring English sources

Regions that fail to yield to these error-correction heuristics are relinquished as irrecoverable and shown as gaps.

To that end, the intensity values were summed per lane for each primer combination and each of the sums was divided by the maximal value to yield the correction factor.

The cause may have been prolonged immobilisation in the flexed position secondary to recurrence and a relatively short gastrocnemius muscle that did not yield well to correction at both the ends.

The NaCl calibration experiments performed in the pressure range 150 500 MPa yield the pressure correction that has to be applied to the nominal pressure in order to have the equivalent (real) pressure on the sample.

Note that the factors multiplying Ω-1 in Eq. (20) yield the relative corrections to the LNA measures and are denoted by c i and f i in the main text.

We denote the statistic for which y = 1 as mTDT Y 1. Instead of a constant reduction in the module, a reduction proportional to the haplotype frequency seems to be a better choice to yield a higher correction for less frequent haplotypes.

Regardless of the blink structure, ICA seemed to yield almost perfect correction, which is a strong argument for conducting ICA.

Results of the first "spot the difference" experiment showed that superimposing the plans yielded better error correction performances than displaying them side by side.

Statistical adjustment yielded a stronger correction than averaging the replicates.

In conclusion, for EMCP the quality of correction depended on the EMCP variant used and the structure of the data, whereas ICA always yielded almost perfect correction.

We collected the selection frequencies for each marker and subtracted the mean selection frequency to yield a vector of correction factors -- one value for each marker.