Examples of using Corrected for in English and their translations into Slovak
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record net counts, corrected for background.
the measured flash The point needs to be corrected for atmospheric pressure.
prospective observational studies corrected for the regression dilution bias.
VAT own resources are computed on a harmonised VAT assessment base(i.e. on a VAT base corrected for all specific derogations
calendar and corrected for different time zones around the world.
the five-year price trend(1999- 2004) corrected for inflation is downwards in most countries.
that's corrected for use on full-frame bodies.
The extraterrestrial solar illuminance(Eext), corrected for the elliptical orbit by using the day number of the year(dn),
100 mg had no effect on the QT interval individually corrected for heart rate(QTcI interval)
The extraterrestrial solar illuminance(Eext), corrected for the elliptical orbit by using the day number of the year(dn),
Calculation from bioanalytical results(corrected for blank and recovery)
In addition, if both of your eyes are corrected for good distance vision,
Sometimes strabismus corrected for children up to 2 years,
The unrealised profit/loss is calculated as the difference between the opening price of a position(possibly corrected for previous Tom/Next rollovers)
are in principle corrected for the outstanding amounts of provisions in cases where loans are recorded net of provisions on the statistical balance sheet.
where the dominant eye is corrected for long-distance and the non-dominant eye for close-distance,
1.2 represent the measured values corrected for temperature, except in the case of C3 tyres,
In this report, for the first time, a five-year analysis of the street prices of illicit drugs is included, corrected for inflation to allow a more accurate assessment of changes in the street price of illicit drugs over time.
Mean prices of cannabis resin, corrected for inflation, fell over the period 2000- 05 in all reporting countries except Poland, where prices remained stable.
Corrected for proportion of samples serotyped,