Sentence examples for correct these distortions from inspiring English sources

To correct these distortions, orthometric corrections must be applied to long lines of levels at high altitudes that have a north south trend.

Mau is powerless to correct these distortions.

It is essential, therefore, to characterize, reduce and correct these distortions and inaccuracies, so as not to adversely affect quantitative results.

The Louvre Museum in Paris set out to correct these distortions of biblical history in its 2011 exhibit, Jesus and the Face of Christ: "For Rembrandt, working from a Jewish model would have been a means of returning to a historical truth, or portraying Jesus unadulterated, as the Jew that he was -- a form of realism scoffing at tradition".

To deliver genuine development, they argued, one needed to correct these distortions by 'opening up economic activity to the free play of market forces' (Mosley et al, 1991, p. 24).

Consequently, measuring and correcting these distortions is a major issue in clinical routine.

Further analysis of the REC market reveals that although there are inherent advantages of the REC mechanism over other methods of promoting growth of RE, the market is currently subject to various distortions and the paper suggests few steps for correcting these distortions by appropriate market re-design.

Various methods have been proposed to correct for these distortions, with the approach tailored to the frequency range of the issue (Fig. 1).

To correct for these distortions, we performed molecular dynamics (MD) simulations starting from the crystallographic structure of SAS-5CC, which rapidly converged to a trimeric coiled-coil structure.

Sooner or later, whatever the political landscape, we will simply have to correct these untenable distortions by cutting the $800-900 800-900 billion each year in payroll taxes and replacing the revenue weth taxes and/or tax expenditure rolevyacks on non-labor iteach as manyearher OECD countrins have already done.

In short, after decades of believing that "nothing worked" in penal regimes, psychologists and others working for the correctional service of Canada were suggesting that they had stumbled across the solution to offending - offenders "thought" differently to me and you and as long as we corrected these "cognitive distortions" then they could be released with less risk of them reoffending.