Sentence examples for correction mandates from inspiring English sources
The State Commission of Correction mandates worship services and counseling for inmates of all beliefs.
However, these systems exhibit non-equilibrium phase transitions, with very large finite-time corrections, which mandates a fast algorithm to simulate them.
In this case, a phylogenetic correction was not mandated using a likelihood ratio test (λ test, p = 0.99).
Accurate quantification of the activity distribution in positron emission tomography (PET) mandates attenuation correction (AC).
Accurate quantification in positron emission tomography (PET) mandates attenuation correction (AC), which compensates for the effect of photon attenuation.
The "omission" in this case is the failure to obey the provisions of the labor code that require the university to provide workers safety training and protective equipment appropriate to the work they are doing, and to make the mandated corrections to the unsafe conditions detected in an earlier inspection.
In August 2015 GE healthcare released an urgent medical device correction because they were underestimating patient SAR exceeding the mandated limits.
Further quality checks during in-country electronic data entry mandated referral back to the field for correction when errors were detected.
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In the absence of a clear-cut villain on whom the burden of correction can be laid, there has been less public support to demand mandates to control indoor pollution.
I think the worldwide community of taxpayers, of which I form part too (in Paraguay and Germany) and which finances the FAO in order to comply with its mandate (to contribute sensibly to global food security), has the right to see the FAO rejecting well-founded doubts with its mandate compliance or, alternatively, heading to an institutional course correction.
