Sentence examples for be corrected in terms from inspiring English sources

The mismatch between wavelengths would need to be corrected in terms of only the magnification difference induced by chromatic aberration; it is not necessary for the wavelengths to otherwise be matched as would be necessary if the technique involved, for example, solution of the transport of intensity equation.

Be forgiving and understanding; most mess-ups can be corrected in terms of communicating and making friends provided you're willing to move past initial feelings of dislike, outrage or disappointment.

That might be correct in terms of avoiding immediate health effects from radiation (though after Fukushima, he advised United States citizens in Japan to stay at least 50 miles away from the reactors).

Whereas this assumption seems to be correct in terms of patients with metastatic disease, in those with localised disease the proportion with early cancer actually drops with progressive screening.

It may be a matter of unfamiliar wording to you, but it may in fact be correct in terms of how insurance companies write policies.

This has been corrected in line with Guardian guidelines that counsel: "Terms such as schizophrenic and psychotic should be used only in a medical context".

It aims to prove that Web service choreography is correct in terms on message ordering constraints and efficient in terms of time constraints.

The interlocking layer checks the inputs from the interface layer i.e. if they are correct in terms of not violating safety which might result in collision or derailing.

"The students are correct in terms of funding, curriculum, and faculty structure," she wrote.

In general, gene clusters are correct, in terms of functional relationship of component genes, but gene clusters are small and fragmented when clusters conserved in many genomes are sought.

Results from the ADDRESS trial [ 16], which was conducted in patients at 'lower risk of death', confirmed that the original decisions of the FDA and EMEA may have been correct in terms of the wording of their licences.