In 2004 the text of The Lord of the Rings was carefully corrected for a 50th-anniversary edition.
Brother Zawdie Abdul-Malik, a member of Camden's elected Board of Education, also marched and carefully corrected reporters' spelling of his name ("My father was a mister," he said. "I'm a brother").
In the 1850's, the first editor of Adams's writings, his grandson Charles Francis Adams, carefully corrected his language, excising expressions like "he eat strawberries" or "she ain't obliged" in an effort to fit John Adams into a heroic mode.
"I didn't pay any attention and, of course, I wouldn't go over every page," Dr. Waksman went on, adding that later he looked at the notebook and discovered that a page covering a crucial experiment had "been very neatly taken out, and worse than that, Schatz with his own handwriting very carefully corrected all the corresponding pages".
The database was hand-labelled in phonemes, syllables and words, and carefully corrected.
In this case, inevitable contribution from the spike should be carefully corrected.
The contribution of 144Sm imposed on the 144Nd peak should be carefully corrected for accurate determination of 143Nd/144Nd ratio.
The deformity was carefully corrected by the stepwise insertion of 2 or 3 osteotomes to avoid far cortex fractures.
Of course, to perform such reproducible intensity measurements, any laser power fluctuation has to be carefully corrected.
For the simultaneous measurement of Sr isotopic composition and isotope dilution, the contribution from the added spike should be carefully corrected.
