Sentence examples for corrected lack from inspiring English sources

We corrected lack of completeness for the years 2000 to 2010 based on a study of active investigation of undeclared deaths [ 23] and performed the correction separately for each federative unit.

Much of that money went into dodgy mortgages to buy overvalued houses, and the financial crisis was the result.One of the first imbalances to be corrected was lack of capital in the banks.

In fact, the tactic will be to congratulate Labour for correcting a lack of strategy in the campaign, helped by President Barack Obama.

One argument would be that affirmative action is needed to correct a lack of opportunity: You might say (indeed, I would say) that certain groups face historic disadvantages that are worth correcting.

The architect of "Rectilinear", so wedded to minimalism that he builds a house to correct the lack of commitment he has detected in the buildings of Adolf Loos, drives away his wife then suffers a sudden resurgence of humanity followed by psychic collapse.

Correcting this lack of preparedness is a relatively simple matter for the aspiring scientist: Take a class.

This study partially corrects the lack of data on paleolandscape evolution in the loess area of Pamir and Tien Shan piedmonts.

It is shown that, under certain hypothesis, these methods are able to correct the lack of synopticity in hydrographic data sets, and improve the diagnosis of vertical velocities computed from the Omega equation.

We chose to perform anodal, i.e. "excitatory" tDCS along the same line, in order to increase visual cortex preactivation and subsequently correct the lack of habituation in migraineurs.

The usefulness and efficiency of the IMU to correct the lack of control in the longitudinal axis was more notorious in the experiments carried out in the air and inside the water.

Although it may be easier to "correct" a lack of education or job training than a physical or psychiatric disability (but not always), the latter as well as the former can be understood in terms of a poor fit between the resources of the individual and the demands of the social environment.