With such a comprehensive and multi-faceted approach to describing studying, we set out to document the study habits of 61 undergraduates taking STEM courses as a corrective to the focus on both teaching and study strategies alone, in the hopes that such accounts could inform ways that educators can improve student learning and academic success.
It is notable, however, that Mann's vision was to promote human rights as a corrective to bioethics' focus on individualistic issues and autonomy to the exclusion of the social and political determinants of health.
On Monday a corrective to that will be announced.
Insofar as a company like Kickstarter can act as a corrective to that, I'm on board.
Miss Mackay stands as a corrective to all the others on this list – a reminder that there is power without charisma, and that sometimes it triumphs.
And Cherry, the former coach, seemed almost to be offering a corrective to the dazzling exploits, on behalf of hockey insiders, lest any interested new viewers get the mistaken impression that hockey is such an easy game.
"We're not doing a feminist corrective, or a corrective based on any sort of identity politics," Crispin told US publisher Melville House's blog MobyLives.
A case in point is California's notorious "three strikes and you're out" sentencing law -- itself the subject of a corrective initiative on next Tuesday's ballot.
In 1992, for example, the Memorial Museum of the German Resistance in Berlin installed a corrective exhibition on the Red Orchestra intended as a "tardy atonement for the victims and their survivors, and an apology for long neglect in the history of the German resistance".
Anatomical insoles and additions have a corrective action on the footwear user.
Spinal instrumentation surgeries frequently use pedicle screws to fix a corrective rod on the spine.
