Sentence examples for In terms of corrections from inspiring English sources
And the general's report, Taguba, found that a number of those things were already under way, in terms of corrections.
This provides evidence that in most cases, liquidity commonality for individual firms with the market is restricted to the current trading day, and has little 'spill over' effect in terms of corrections the next day.
"The market didn't get as inflated as it did in other parts of the country," says Chen. "I think what's going on in Texas metro areas is that it's having a bit of a lag in terms of correction".
We did not obtain substantial differences in terms of correction of femoral shaft angle, but we were able to improve the coverage of the femoral heads.
A quantification of the efficiency of HPV in terms of correction of arterial hypoxemia in either decompensated chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) or acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) is presented in Figure 1.
The use of a transdiscal PSO approach that more closely resembles a VCR in terms of correction mechanics achieves a mean correction of lumbar lordosis of 40° with each osteotomy [ 20].
Therefore, this study was designed to assess the efficacy of once-a-month tablets containing risedronate 150 mg and cholecalciferol 30,000 IU, compared to that of the monthly risedronate alone, in terms of correction of 25(OH D level and reduction in bone turnover.
A number of studies have reported a favorable outcome with the eight-plate method in terms of angular correction, speed of correction, and minimal hardware problems [ 12, 26, 31, 35, 37, 38].
These connections help to keep the road geometry as close to the originally obtained traces as possible while maintaining a flexible representation in terms of geometry corrections.
The author would like to thank Dr. Bettina Willie for revising the manuscript in terms of language corrections.
Various studies have shown the benefit of the anterior intervertebral stabilization in terms of kyphosis correction or sustainability of this correction at long follow-up [ 6– 8].
