Her question, urgent with repetition ("what, what is it they fill with?") also corrects the tendency of poems, even with the most honourable intentions, to hasten towards emotive answers.
Future doctors will need to correct the postmodern tendency toward immune dysregulation.
But unless the church redefines its policies regarding celibacy, simply allowing women to become priests will not correct the human tendency to act out in a sexually oppressive manner, for sexual repression often leads to sexual oppression.
To correct this tendency, the media have increasingly deployed "fact-checking" squads who are willing to call a candidate a liar when they deem it appropriate.
The Enlightenment thesis of the hegemony of evidentialism may be stated thus: (a) human beings can discover the correct epistemology in isolation from discovering actual human tendencies to form beliefs, (b)evidentialism is the correct epistemology, and so (c) there is an overriding reason to use evidentialism to correct the above-mentioned tendencies.
RMSEA is an attempt to correct for the tendency of the chi-square statistic to reject models with a large n or a large number of observed variables [ 27].
Conditioned reconstruction [ 49] is a gene content-based approach that aims to correct for the tendency of small genomes to share many loci in common (a large proportion of which is typically a "universally conserved core": [ 50, 51]), and was used to propose a novel ring-like structure to describe genomic relationships.
Gerets has worked to correct this tendency, and so far the results have been good.
If the data are properly pooled, taking into account the autonomy of departmental decision making, thus correcting for the tendency of women to apply to graduate departments that are more difficult for applicants of either sex to enter, there is a small but statistically significant bias in favor of women.
