Sentence examples for are already correcting from inspiring English sources

They complain that his reports are sometimes inaccurate and often highlight problems that the agencies are already correcting or ignore feedback that would correct the misimpressions.

In this plot, the green dots are the original waves and the red points are already corrected for defocus so that the points are concentrated on the mass circle Fig. 5 3D reconstruction of the oleic acid molecules.

The annual variations shown in Fig. 2 are already corrected using tiltmeters installed in the sensors of the magnetometers, and are out of phase with the temperature variation of the magnetometers.

Now obviously skeptics might think this would be too much of a chore to expect volunteers to do, however, busuu says that on a daily basis more than 25,000 texts are already corrected in seven languages by users.

Our estimates of effective paternity and thus relatedness are already corrected for non-sampling, since the calculation of ke3 accounts for non-sampling error [ 37].

But he suggested that market forces, rather than new rules or regulations, were already correcting the problems exposed by Enron's fall.

In a later telephone interview, Mr. Martin said that it would be "a corporate technical travesty" if Elan were to fall apart now because of a legacy of past missteps that it was already correcting.

Bazalgette told the Observer that, while the council is already correcting the extent of the historical London imbalance, the real danger is repeated cuts to local authority budgets – the biggest source of arts funds in the country – which threaten to halve the income of regional arts.

There are signs that the startup ecosystem is already correcting to mitigate the crunch going forward.

We used the Newman Keuls test (p<0.05), a post hoc test which is already corrected for multiple comparisons, and the Greenhouse-Geisser index which allows correction for ANOVA statistics when sphericity assumptions are not completely fulfilled (this correction is used to adjust p value when df are >1).

"We thought that was already corrected and the rules were clear and we would not be discovering new things every day".