Sentence examples similar to are rectified by a from inspiring English sources

Perhaps things can be rectified by a follow-up present.

All will not be rectified by a few cheap runs and wickets at home in the early series against Sri Lanka next summer.

The flip side is defenders who lack technical ability can be exposed by an opponent playing a high press; this is not a problem that can be rectified by a return to a more old-fashioned style of defensive defender, unless he is also good on the ball.

It violates assumptions of the almost all FN update algorithms and it must be rectified by a proper translation.

A bug in the ULA as originally designed meant that the keyboard did not always scan correctly, and was rectified by a "dead cockroach" (a small circuit board mounted upside down next to the CPU) for Issue 1 ZX Spectrums.

The purpose of this evaluation process is to gain a comprehensive overview of visitor behavior and then zone in on key factors that can be rectified by a better website design.

This could be rectified by a larger study population.

A 2.6 Å C⋯C contact in VANGAT (Brenner et al., 2002 ▸) leads to spurious bonds in GRACE; the short contact can be rectified by a minor rotation of the t-butyl group.

The signals from the receiver antenna were rectified by a detector diode and sampled by a 16-bit A/D converter (CED Micro1401, Cambridge, UK) on 100 kHz sampling rate.

Whereas the linear filter led to a reasonable reconstruction of the firing pattern elicited by the M-sequence, it produced unsatisfactory results for the graded ramps with a mismatch so pronounced that it could not be rectified by a nonlinear function.

This instability would be rectified by an electronic shift in the opposite direction, but the rate at which the shift took place would be affected by any magnetic field around.