Sentence examples for corrected and enhanced from inspiring English sources

Check out the newly updated finding aid, which includes links to digital content for the entire collection, plus corrected and enhanced information for each entry on each roll.

Over the past year, Special Collections Project Cataloger Jennifer Dunlap and dedicated graduate rare books assistants have reviewed, corrected, and enhanced bibliographic records for more than 4,000 titles, making edits to the online University of Chicago Library Catalog and WorldCat, a global catalog of library collections.

Physicians are also increasingly responsible for understanding and acting on quality and safety principles to correct and enhance the systems they work in.

Manufacturers can test, correct and enhance the minute details of any asset before proceeding to real-world manufacturing.

I believe that people have to be able to get up from falling down and proceed on and correct and enhance their lives.

Finally, we apply our data to 21 other Yersinia genomes, correcting and enhancing their annotations.

We need to look seriously at how to use discipline, or punishment, as a way to correct, teach, and enhance the educational experience instead of as a way to facilitate contact with the criminal justice system, already aided by the presence of police officers and security guards in schools, who send students not to the principal's office but to the courts.

A properly trained barre instructor will walk the room during class, giving students hands-on adjustments in addition to precise verbal direction to help them correct and continually enhance their form, and never stop challenging and strengthening.

Nevertheless, the integration of a BAC-based physical map, genome sequence, and genetic map helped to correct errors and enhance the quality of these resources that are complementary to one another.

They are enhanced, corrected, and ported to new platforms.

Facial balance can be corrected or enhanced through augmentation of the zygomatic prominence, maxilla, mandible, nose, and supraorbital ridges [ 40] to achieve aesthetically pleasing proportions.