Sentence examples for corrected to one from inspiring English sources
An earlier version said the jail sentence had been suspended for two years; that has been corrected to one year.
Values are averages corrected to one decimal place.
The qtscore function of genabel was used to perform tests of allelic associations, with reported P values corrected to one degree of freedom – equivalent to the Armitage test.
The fold change (2-fold or greater) values presented here are corrected to one and two decimal places for the up- and down-regulated genes, respectively.
Out of those 41 (=4+37), 28 SNPs had the matching TF bound (PWM score P < 0.001 BH corrected) to one of the alleles, and in each of these cases a significant (P < 0.05, BH corrected) change in binding score was predicted by is-rSNP.
That slogan was heard in apartheid South Africa, and in the 1960s in Northern Ireland, where Catholics said a property-based vote for local councils favoured Protestants.The formula has since been corrected to "one person one vote" (OPOV, as wonks call it)—and the ideal itself has been challenged.
The final words are, incidentally, politically corrected to "where no one has gone before".
The values were corrected to the nearest one decimal point.
When a comment intended to be clear and correct to one constituency ricochets to another, political confusion and misunderstandings result to everyone's disadvantage.
And by limiting future century leap years to those divisible by 900 and which have a remainder of 200 or 600, we have become correct to one day in 44,000 years!
This article was amended on 28 May 2012 to correct one reference to the short-tailed bumblebee to its correct common name, the short-haired bumblebee.
