Sentence examples for condition was corrected from inspiring English sources

The sodium condition was corrected.

Finally, the oversold condition was corrected on Dec. 27, but for most traders who were unable to withstand a short-term draw-down of 6% in two days, this correction was of little comfort.

To determine the relative permeably of divalent cations to Na+, the following equation was used: P x P N a = { α N a i [ exp (E r e v F R T ) ] [ exp (E r e v F R T ) + 1 ] } 4 α x e Erev for each cation condition was corrected to the measured liquid junction potentials (−4.4 to 3.4 mV).

The abnormality, called cryptorchidism, occurs in up to 1 percent of one-year-old boys, and it is associated with a 5- to 10-fold increased risk of testicular cancer, even if the condition is corrected with surgery.

That judge then issued an order requiring that the mold condition be corrected using what is known as Level IV remediation -- work that requires specially trained personnel, protective clothing and respirators for workers, air locks, a decontamination room and negative pressurization of the work area using an exhaust fan with a HEPA filter.

If the underlying condition is corrected, blood pressure usually returns to normal.

Farmers´ answers not in accordance with the actual conditions were corrected by the investigator.

Readings of counts per minute from experimental conditions were corrected back to the original volume of lysate, and the picomoles of cystine and aspartate transported per minute were calculated as described (Fogal et al., 2007).

The fewer cases of cryptorchidism reported by the 18- to 30-year-olds may be explained by the fact that these conditions were corrected (spontaneously or medically) during the first year of life and the older sons had no knowledge of this.

The information leaflet was drafted in conjunction with the Acquired Brain Injury Ireland organisation, to ensure that the information provided about the condition was correct.

Such a condition is correct if the precipitate has grown during a time long enough allowing the solute concentration at the interface to get close to its equilibrium value.