Sentence examples for can only be corrected from inspiring English sources
This anecdotal misconception can only be corrected by data, which is not something to which most people have access.
Non-republican regimes, because they exclude or limit discursive practices, ultimately rest upon coercive domination and can only be corrected by violent means.
Subject-specific "second order" effects, associated with the individual anatomy and tracer binding, can only be corrected by subject-data driven approaches.
Hence, the problem can only be corrected for by an off-line user-implemented inversion of fat and water, as was performed here.
Balaam's moral failure was effected by his avoiding reflecting on his actions, by a pervasive asymmetry in how we view ourselves and how we view others due to native self-partiality that can only be corrected by reflection, and by a difficulty in discerning the exact degree to which we are obliged to act morally.
Hence they can only be corrected by conscious reasoning, and in a conflict between reason and emotions, one must always side with the former.[6] The chief Objectivist virtues are rationality, integrity, honesty (with self and others), justice, independence, productiveness, and pride.
The journalist reacted with "It can only be correct if the transplantation number is lower than the number of execution.
These debates are concerned respectively with whether or not one can make moral claims that apply universally, and whether or not a moral judgement can only be correct relative to the context about which it is made or the person who made it.
Second, severe respiratory acidosis can only be sufficiently corrected when using a membrane lung surface area of at least 0.8 m2 and blood flow rates of at least 750 mL/min.
Hence, the evaluation schemes for MMM are more complicated than those employed for evaluating the generalisation ability of a single-label multi-class model (SMM), whose prediction can only be fully correct or fully wrong.
