Sentence examples for corrected appropriately from inspiring English sources
When a child is corrected appropriately, that child's behavior is expected to improve, but physical abuse generates the exact opposite of the intended response.
Protein concentrations were determined using a NanoDrop ND-1000 and corrected appropriately.
By contrast, each tissue we have studied reveals a great deal of B X variation, suggesting that the sequencing depth variation among genomes should be corrected appropriately (see table 2 for examples).
For more specific advice and to maintain healthy vision, you need to visit the optometrist regularly to make sure that your prescription is correct and your vision is being corrected appropriately.
One limitation of this approach is that it assumes a constant effect of stratification or admixture over all loci and thus does not correct appropriately for markers located in regions of adaptive selection (i.e. loci where natural selection acted or is acting differently on different populations).
The relative shifts were corrected by appropriately shifting the wavenumber recalibration vectors.
The team are also interested in using neurofeedback – technologies that allow patients to view their neural activity on a screen, and correct it appropriately.
Freedom of expression is also about the right to make mistakes – admittedly it's important these are recognised and corrected promptly and appropriately.
If epilson was significant by Greenhouse-Geiser or Huynth-Feldt statistics, an appropriately corrected test was performed in the within subjects ANOVA results.
When DOE decides that a contractor has appropriately corrected a noncompliance or that the significance of the noncompliance is sufficiently low, it may close out its review simply through an annotation in the DOE Noncompliance Tracking System (NTS).
A comparison of the theoretical chronoamperograms with the experimental data, appropriately corrected for the induction time, revealed that the progressive nucleation took place for all examined polymer films and deposition potentials.
