Sentence examples for aiming at correction from inspiring English sources

Vertical expandable prosthetic titanium rib (VEPTR) is a fusionless technique aiming at correction of the deformity with preservation of growth potential.

The first group of depth image quality enhancement methods aims at correction of systematic errors of TOF sensors and correcting distortions due to non-ideal optical system, as in [4 7].

Osteotomy is aimed at correction of bony or articular deformity by cutting through bone and letting the fracture heal in the desired position, usually with the aid of internal fixation.

Those who threaten to cut off US aid to Egypt are wounding the pride of the Egyptian people and of Arabs in general, not because the amounts in question are scanty and not deserving of all this arrogant posturing, but because the threat comes against a popular revolution aimed at correction and reform.

Most importantly, studies are needed to evaluate the role of currently available therapies aimed at correction of hyponatremia in improving the outcomes of patients with pneumonia.

Future research will show whether these mutations that affect PLP1/DM20 alternative splicing could be potential targets for treatment aimed at correction of the PLP1 to DM20 ratio.

Even so, in more moderate rotational deformities and when there is doubt as to whether to perform a large operation including bony surgery, an improvement in rotational deformities can be expected as a side effect following soft tissue procedures aimed at correction of deformities in the sagittal plane.

Bentonite clays may be used as additives in drilling fluids aiming at viscosity correction.

The re-injection aiming at additional correction of wrinkles requires a few days off after the first application.

We propose a scheme aimed at correcting data for the ocean tidal signals and show that such correction suppresses the tidal signals in the observed field variations.

Hemodynamic coherence between the macrocirculation and the microcirculation is the condition in which resuscitation procedures aimed at the correction of systemic hemodynamics variables are effective in correcting regional and microcirculatory perfusion and oxygen delivery to the parenchymal cells such that the cells are able to perform their functional activities in support of organ function.