Sentence examples for correcting would be from inspiring English sources

SpikeTrain uses wave clustering to identify simple and complex spikes, and in case of doubt manual checking (and correcting) would be performed.

"If there is something out there, which if not corrected would be materially misleading, then the company has a duty to correct it," Mr. Lowenfels said.

It is a significant forecast for a senior cabinet minister to make and one, which if correct, would be a major concern for domestic and foreign investors alike.

'It would make me question the Catholic/Christian faith, taking a mix of both (although not really correct) would be my own belief.'.

The proposal, if the reports are correct, would be binding for five years, and a neutral third party would ensure that Google doesn't stray from the agreement.

The most technically-correct would be "the Occupy Wall Street protesters," but that is quite a mouthful for the media to use in every sentence.

If the animals paid attention to the light and mostly pressed the correct lever, percentage correct would be high.

Percentage correct would be at chance level (~50%) in animals pressing the reinforcement lever and the alternative lever equally often.

In an ideal world, matches in the baseline condition would be identical to the physical chromaticity, and the two definitions of correct would be identical.

Since, in the example, the cover art belonged to "it," the sentence, when grammatically correct, would be Hannah thought its cover art was amazing.

It this were correct, listeners would be right to feel outraged at such profligacy.