Sentence examples for be corrected at a from inspiring English sources

Further, it has been shown that slow adoption processes in the case of the ATM (Harper and Batiz-Lazo, 2013) allowed for mistakes to be corrected at a lesser cost to society.

Aberrations can be corrected at a high temporal rate since the wavefront distortions can be obtained with a single measurement.

Quality assurance programmes will assume a major role for a treatment that is a monotherapy and cannot be corrected at a later date.

Programmes such as these should be strongly encouraged, and expanded to other countries to provide critical services for patients with simple congenital cardiac lesions that can be corrected at a reasonable cost.

With increasing number of sequences and decreasing sequence identity the progressive alignment approach is more likely to introduce errors, which cannot be corrected at a later alignment stage ("once a gap, always a gap" [ 37]).

Increasing delay in achieving euthyroidism in pregnancies complicated by maternal thyroid dysfunction has been correlated with greater obstetric risks (Abalovich et al., 2002; LaFranchi et al., 2005), suggesting that key thyroid-responsive events during fetoplacental development are gestational age-dependent and may not be corrected at a later stage of pregnancy.

Most scribal errors in them were corrected at an early stage, and despite the usual obstacles to be encountered in texts on papyrus, (such as the absence of word-breaks and of a standard, comprehensive system of punctuation, and the arrangement of text continuously, in columns, rather than by chapters or sections), the result is a clean and intelligible text where it can be read.

Perhaps, like Wikipedia, it should have been published electronically so that its more glaring deficiencies could be corrected at the touch of a button.

The slight to history is now being corrected, at least a bit.

I was corrected at the time by a caller who phoned into the radio show that day, and have since learned that my thinking on the subject was wrong".

This article was corrected at 1.25pm on May 30.