Sentence examples for correct a malfunction from inspiring English sources

Although much of the story is a race against time to correct a malfunction, the easygoing movie is really a quirky, affectionate portrait of late-60's rural Australia waking up from its bucolic innocence to the wonders of the modern world.

The Max manual had no specific mention of how to correct a malfunctioning MCAS.

The men were standing by one of Mr. Pulver's Corvettes, a 1963 Sting Ray coupe that had come in to correct a malfunctioning fuel-injection unit and for some attention to its power brakes.

A substance in turmeric, the principal ingredient of curry, may help correct a cellular malfunction that lies behind the deadly disease cystic fibrosis, according to a study published in the journal Science today.

Scientists testing gene therapies have found that insinuating a gene into a patient's cells is easy, but persuading it to function properly to correct a disease or malfunction is not.

Scheduled maintenance means any adjustment, repair, removal, disassembly, cleaning, or replacement of vehicle components or systems which is performed on a periodic basis to prevent part failure or vehicle malfunction, or anticipated as necessary to correct an overt indication of vehicle malfunction or failure for which periodic maintenance is not appropriate.

With the advent of rapid DNA sequencing, companies shifted their resources away from more traditional methods of trial and error to focus on target-based research identifying a malfunctioning gene, finding the protein coded by that gene, and then finding the chemical entity to correct the malfunction.

The team will next attempt to use gene therapy to correct the malfunction in the mouse model, which may lead to new therapies for humans with AHC, epilepsy and related conditions.

With the aim of developing a radiation-tolerant circuit, a digital test microelectronic device has been designed and fabricated by using a standard-cell library of a 130-nm CMOS technology, including three different architectures to correct circuit malfunctions induced by the occurrence of Single-Event Effects (SEEʼs).

To correct the malfunctioning of the aortic valve, open heart surgery was performed and an artificial valve was sewn into the heart.

Thus, drugs able to correct the malfunctioning of systems based on neurosteroids could improve clinical status in patients with bipolar disorder spectrum conditions.