Sentence examples for better at correcting from inspiring English sources

"We've become better at correcting arrhythmias that are more difficult to diagnose and treat," he said, including some ventricular arrhythmias that are life-threatening and are often related to an area of scar tissue left by a heart attack.

Because carotid cells produce so much dopamine--up to 45 times more than the fetal neurons--and because they thrive in the relatively low oxygen concentrations found in the brain, he explains, they may do a better job at correcting Parkinson's symptoms than the fetal cells do--and they raise fewer ethical questions.

The company had run through a handful of misspellings to further demonstrate this problem (see slide 8 here, and above), which showed how much better Google Play was at correcting for typos and poorly spelled words.

"The more we learn about wrongful convictions, the better we'll be at preventing them," said Rob Warden, executive director of the Center on Wrongful Convictions, "and, of course, at correcting them after the fact as best we can".

The use of iron salts other than ferrous sulfate may be a better option for correcting anemia in at-risk patients.

Treatment is directed at correcting the abnormality.

It was so much better than correcting her.

As expected, participants were better at providing correct answers in the absence of articulatory suppression; however, performance was generally better in the high interactivity condition.

"So better to correct now than let the situation fester".

Therefore, MSA has a better chance to correct for the bad sampling at a later point in time, which dynamic S-VNS has not.

The observers were one and a half to three times better at guessing the correct answer when the objects were moving laterally.