Sentence examples for correcting a serious from inspiring English sources
The studies reported in "Studies on Pupils Say Bad Behavior Is Not Dooming" (front page, Nov. 13) move toward correcting a serious misstep in describing children's psychological disturbances.
She became depressed over the mechanically and cosmetically disastrous work that her orthodondist had done to her face after realligning several teeth to correct a serious gum problem.
Mr. Schwarzenegger, too, expressed confidence after his meeting with Mr. Bush that Washington would be more helpful to California as it struggled to correct a serious budget imbalance.
"Will the new president have the wisdom and the bravery to correct a serious miscarriage of justice, and stand up for human rights and women's rights?" he asks.
Our approach corrects a serious deficiency of the standard change of variables (Nosé Hoover dynamics), which yields a time-reversible system but simultaneously destroys the Hamiltonian structure.
The CLM-APSIM model corrects a serious deficiency in CLM4.5-related to CLM4.5's underestimation of aboveground biomass (i.e. overestimation of belowground biomass) and overestimation of Harvest Index, which lead to a reasonable yield estimation with wrong mechanisms.
After well over a year of trying, Pratt has been unable to devise a permanent fix for the PW4000 engine, used on the Boeing 767 and the Airbus A330 and A310, to correct a serious surge problem.
After well over a year of trying, Pratt has been unable to devise a permanent fix for the PW4000 engine, used on Boeing's 767 as well as the Airbus A330 and A310, to correct a serious surge problem.
Let's say you have a score of 700, but it would be a 725 if you corrected a serious error on your credit report.
In this letter, we attempt to correct a potentially serious misperception arising from the paper "Rats maintain an overhead binocular field at the expense of constant fusion".
We wish to correct a potentially serious misperception that arises from the paper "Rats maintain an overhead binocular field at the expense of constant fusion" by Wallace et al., 2013.
