Sentence examples for again to correct from inspiring English sources
Play-by-play account of the try-outs, trial run and the taking-apart of the engine time and time again to correct ailments that cropped up and slowed down the speed.
The organization argues that at the rate we're going, when the final buildout of Long Island occurs — the day in 2015 when there is no land left to develop or preserve — we will be left with far too many malls and McMansions and much too little farmland and open space, and no chance ever again to correct the imbalance.
This revealed places where the conversion process had thrown up yet more formatting errors, forcing Diane to go through the book again to correct those.
Again, to correct for multiple testing, variables with a p-value <0.01 were considered to be significant.
Again to correct for multiple comparisons, only time spans with a p-value less than.01 for more than 24 consecutive sampling points that is, time spans of more than 40 ms are reported as significant.
This appears to occur because the cava/atrium is being sucked down on the cannula and the speed needs to be cycled (decreased then ramped up again) to correct this situation (as you would do if your vacuum cleaner sucked up a rug); such patterns indicate hypovolemia or excessive pump speed or cannula malposition.
His parents tried changing schools, from La Cañada High to St. Francis and then back again, hoping to correct their son's troubling behavior without knowing drug use was behind it.
Interestingly, the addition of exogenous hrAnxA1 was once again observed to correct this defect in neutrophil phagocytosis (Fig. 7 C).
Now that China is strong again, Beijing intends to correct the record, however little value the barren islets actually have.
Although this competition may not have penetrate the world of Latin music, the institute may do it again soon, hoping to correct some of its missteps.
Mr. Sanchez's ordeal, unearthed from court records and interviews, amounts to a strange, sometimes absurd odyssey through a criminal justice system that made a single error and then compounded it time and again by failing to correct it.
