Sentence examples for corrected much more from inspiring English sources

Paul Owen, the Guardian's blogs producer, says a new tool is on the way that will allow subeditors and reporters to work on blogs simultaneously, meaning mistakes will be corrected much more quickly.

Kenyon observed that Codex Alexandrinus had been "extensively corrected, though much more in some books than in others".

They bothered him and corrected him so much more than they corrected me.

Fox News corrected its mistake much more quickly than CNN; it also corrected it fairly cleanly, avoiding the minutes of "we just don't know anything!" equivocation that make the CNN coverage so painful to look back on.

We corrected the Katheder correlation and compared with the experimental data, it proved that the corrected correlation is much more suitable for the kind of CICC of Nb3Sn superconducting magnet.

We are aware that some erroneous identification (or propagation of erroneous identifications) must have occurred in some cases, but we think that this is a trade-off (which will be continuously corrected) for a much more user-friendly usage of the databases.

Obviously, this will make providing the correct match much more difficult.

ncIDP-assign identifies correct solutions much more readily, and already at the level of dipeptides for the considered experiments (Fig. 1A).

The contribution of this step to transcription fidelity may be more important for c2'dNTPs, because these nucleotides bind in the active site with the same affinity as cNTPs and, therefore, should compete with correct substrates much more efficiently than ncNTPs.

But while "right" in 1918 merely meant the right or correct way, by 1938, "right" had much more political connotations.

Correct rejections are much more accurate than hits at lower levels of confidence.