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Discover LudwigThe phrase "There is no correction" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is already accurate or that no changes are needed. Example: "After reviewing the document, I can confirm that there is no correction required."
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There is no correction for the issue of multiple testing due to the screening nature of the study.
Similarly, there is no correction attached to a version of the report, headlined "Iran Trains 3,000 Female Ninja Assassins," which has been viewed more than 160,000 times on the YouTube channel of Britain's ITN since February.
And there is no correction to the arrival times.
One of the main limitations of CISH is that most of the available assays are still monoprobe assays, meaning that there is no correction with a centromere control probe and only the absolute gene copy number is scored.
Considering that PP is frequently used as a direct surrogate of SV, this entails an important clinical implication: nonoptimal fluid therapy may result if there is no correction to PP to compensate for its nonlinear dependence on SV.
This means that the local consumption of oil and fats is distorted if there is no correction made for the import and export of finished goods containing vegetable oils and fats.
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Television news rarely deals with mistakes by acknowledging them; there is no "corrections" box.
There are no correction officers, and workers are not allowed to restrain inmates who try to leave or to locate those who do not come back from work release, the most common form of escape.
There was no correction.
Moreover, there was no correction of significance level for multiple testing, and the p value was >0.035 for the reported correlation with memory.
There was no correction for multiple comparisons in any case.
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Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com