Sentence examples similar to benefit of rectifying from inspiring English sources

He understands "de-extinction" as humanity's way of rectifying the ecological havoc it has wrought.

The costs of rectifying intentional reintroductions are high in terms of financial and human resources.

These findings will then be brought to administration in hopes of rectifying the problem.

(I wrote about Season 2 of "Rectify" here and here).

It is shown that asymptotic tracking error of the rectifying second-order scheme (5) is smaller than the rectifying first-order scheme (4). Figure 5 Tracking error comparison.

It is shown that asymptotic tracking error of the rectifying feedback-based scheme (6) is smaller than the rectifying first-order scheme (4). Figure 6 Tracking error comparison.

His motives may have been honorable — I am inclined to give him the benefit of the doubt — but the error is grave and needs to be rectified.

After rectifying and filtering, the output power of the generator exhibits an available benefit of 0.07 μwith2 withethe load resistance of 5 MΩ.

Although the Supreme Court's 2003 decision upholding racial preferences was based on their use to achieve the substantial benefit of diversity, schools seeking diversity should not forget the original, narrower purpose that affirmative action was designed to address: rectifying the continuing harms caused by past and present racism.

Another benefit of money?

I/V provides information on rectifying properties of the internode (12, 23).