Sentence examples for be corrected through from inspiring English sources
verb
To make something that was not valid become right. To remove error.
- He corrected the position of the book on the mantle.
Multipath is today still one of the most critical problems in GNSS, as the error occurs as a result of the local environment and can not be corrected through the use of correction data, which is provided by reference receiver stations or networks.
Certain things at the margins can be corrected through diplomacy.
But he said the WorldCom case did not appear to be one that could be corrected through changes in accounting standards now under review.
This condition usually can be corrected through a precisely designed lens (eyeglasses or some forms of contact lenses) that counteracts the underlying corneal asymmetry.
The anti-regulatory attitude at the S.E.C. that occurred in the past — and could occur in the future — cannot be corrected through removing yearly Congressional oversight by the appropriations committees.
Christian theological opinions may vary concerning the degree to which an existing idea of the divine needs to be "completed" and the degree to which it needs to be "corrected" through the preaching of the God of Jesus Christ.
The calculated P-values were corrected through bonferroni correction, taking corrected- P value ≤ 0.05 as a threshold of significance.
The calculated P values were corrected through Bonferroni correction, and the corrected P values (false discovery rate, F.D.R) were taken as the thresholds of significance.
Subsequently, the probabilistic estimation of the present self-correcting particle filter in each frame is corrected through the neural network results to estimate each identified object, appropriately, in its current frame.
And that they were corrected through the resources of the American constitutional and institutional structure.
