Sentence examples for correct for an from inspiring English sources
This avoids chronic iris chafing when a sulcus-fixated add-on IOL is secondarily implanted in order to correct for an erroneous IOL power selection, or to add astigmatic correction or multifocality.
Spitzer had fashioned his vacuum chamber into a figure eight to correct for an unavoidable imbalance in magnetic fields.
In March 2003, Bristol-Myers erased $900 million in profit and $2.5 billion in revenue reported from 1999 through the first half of 2002 to correct for an artificial gain from aggressive sales incentives.
To avoid this, mentally replace who or whom with the third person pronoun: if you get a subject – he, she, it or they – then who is correct; for an object – him, her or them – whom is right.
In its latest filing, Groupon says that it has restated its financial results for the last three years "to correct for an error" in the way it reported revenue.
In November, the Clinton administration shifted the power to adjust the census from the commerce secretary to the director of the Census Bureau, arguing that the nonpolitical professionals at the bureau would be a fairer judge of whether such an adjustment was needed to correct for an undercount.
To correct for this, a(ref) is re-determined, and all cell angles (a cell)) are corrected for changes in a(ref).
How is it possible to statistically correct for a confounded design?
In no case should these values necessarily be considered correct for a particular farm.
Your editorial on humanities courses in UK universities is sadly correct for a perhaps less obvious reason.
