Sentence examples for corrected downward from inspiring English sources
In recent years, due to the unusual solar minimum, predictions had to be corrected downward with every new indices update.
A significant effect of the residual methanol on the ionic conductivity of our [(8/2) PEO/PEI]10–LiClO4 samples was recognized, which necessitated our previously reported log σ vs. 1000/T curve to be corrected downward by ca. half an order of magnitude.
Yamana share prices corrected downward by 23% as the price of gold dropped off of all-time highs over $1,200 an ounce.
In other words, the high food price will linger around even if the oil price has corrected downward after the initial increase.
When it becomes difficult to achieve the weekly target owing to unexpected heat consumption, the weekly heat consumption target is corrected downward for the subsequent weeks.
In a minority of cases, adjustments were not made when patient weight estimates were corrected (downward) or when a relatively high stress factor multiplier (1.5 × basal energy expenditure) was used.
"What everyone is worried about is that if the market corrects downward we are going to be swamped with complaints," said Eric Dinallo, a former Manhattan prosecutor who is now chief of the New York State attorney general's investor fraud and securities bureau.
A negative feedback loop between the real economy and the financial system could easily tip the economy into a formal double dip: The real economy reaches a near-stall speed and risky asset prices correct downward, leading to a negative wealth effect, a higher cost of capital and reduced business, consumer and investor confidence.
All two-sample estimates of Nb, Nbf and 95% CLs described above were corrected for downward bias due to effects of overlapping generations via the Jorde and Ryman (1995) method.
The noble gases in their correct downward order are important because of their electron configuration.
This study corrects this downward bias by using broader-based data compiled by the Census Bureau.
