Sentence examples for correct underlying problems from inspiring English sources
A second operation to correct underlying problems in the hip joint is expected to be performed in November.
It is expected that he will return for another surgical procedure after the season to correct underlying problems in the hip.
Rodriguez opted for surgery in March with the expectation that, after the season, he would need another procedure to correct underlying problems in his hip.
Surgical interventions are intended to correct underlying problems which may be causing the chronic pelvic pain.
Jan Nolta (University of California Davis, Sacramento, USA) suggested that stem cell therapy for neurodegenerative diseases represents a potential cure, compared with small-molecule-based therapy, which can ameliorate symptoms but not correct underlying genetic or structural problems.
Enough adjustment measures changes in policies—have to be applied to correct the underlying problems and to lay a foundation against future crises.Gros and Mayer propose that Europe do a better job in getting this balance right than the IMF would.
As such, there is great demand for the development of effective treatments that correct the underlying problems that cause type-1 diabetes.
Quantifying these cases and correcting the underlying problems requires a manual analysis of the models and their annotations, and we intend to collaborate with the BioModels Database curators on identifying and correcting possibly incorrect model annotations.
Two partial solutions would help correct the underlying problem.
Within days there were pop songs on the radio calling for unity; billboards around the nation displaying the crescent moon and the cross, symbols of both faiths; and promises that government officials would this time follow through on plans to prevent more violence and correct the underlying problem.
"Because previous research shows abnormal oxytocin secretion, we hope that the treatment may not only improve the patient's mood and behavior but also help correct the underlying problem," Tauber says.
