Sentence examples for correcting at from inspiring English sources

Moreover, data on the admission rates for severe sepsis patients are unavailable, and any correction of the results in the survey would be as arbitrary as not correcting at all.

With the exception of one grand experiment — the free-form poem "Un Coup de Dés," or "A Throw of the Dice," proofs of which he was correcting at the time of his death — Mallarmé persisted with his sonnets and alexandrines.

In the long run, the riddle goads and guides us into correcting at least one deep error – if not directly about knowledge, then about its kindred concepts such as justification, rational belief, and evidence.

This correction for non-ideality results in significantly better agreement with experimental data than a correction based on the original Redlich Kwong equation of state, the Peng Robinson equation of state, the virial equation truncated after the second virial coefficient, Lewis and Randall's rule, or not correcting at all for non-ideality, thus assuming ideal gas behaviour.

That would make it more attractive to filmmakers who don't want to do effects and color correcting at the resolution they're distributing at.

All prices correct at time of going to press.

We're trying to correct at a young age".

This article was corrected at 1.25pm on May 30.

(Ms. Coxe said, "That's simply not correct at all").

That statement "wasn't correct at the time," Mr. Ryley said.

SC Travel prices are per person and correct at time of going to press.