Sentence examples for be completely corrected from inspiring English sources

Short-term variations caused by temperature changes due to altitude variations, however, cannot be completely corrected by this procedure resulting in stripe patterns on thematic maps.

It is shown that the eccentricity related numerical errors in the stiffness matrix can be completely corrected by using extra fictitious elements and springs.

But other physical problems--migraines and weak eyesight that couldn't be completely corrected with glasses--meant she couldn't join the air force, even as an engineer.

Although the stable component cannot be completely corrected because its variation is nonlinear with the flow rate and drop in density, and the fluctuating component can only be reduced to a certain extent due to the real-time processing limitation of the instrument, CMF can provide relatively reliable measurement results of the liquid mass flow rate when the gas-liquid two-phase flow occurs.

Unlike many other genetic disorders, sickle cell disease cannot be completely corrected by the addition of a wild-type copy of the defective gene.

Our findings show that Kit W-sh/W-sh mice present aberrant implantation that can be completely corrected upon systemic or local transfer with BMMCs.

The lymphocyte proliferation rate in vivo was remarkably increased (P < 0.001) and inhibition of CY was completely corrected (P < 0.001) by HPS (0.5 g/kg) [65].

The latter demonstrated that octupole-order aberrations were completely corrected in one direction when the lens quadrupoles were operated individually and excited to produce an appropriate octupole component of the electric field.

It improved in 9 patients post-operatively, while disappeared in 11 patients (those patients where LLD was corrected to less than 2 cm and fixed hip flexion deformity was completely corrected).

In contrast, genistein treated MPSIIIB mice were completely corrected at 10 months and could not be distinguished from WT mice suggesting retention of motor function.

Evidence of population substructure was estimated by the genomic inflation factor λ = 1.15 for a basic chi-square statistics test, and was completely corrected by the GRAMMAR-CG methodology that yielded λ = 1.