Sentence examples for correction of inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

Full and prominent correction of inaccuracies.

The understanding of the common mechanisms of the faults of amanuenses has helped identification and correction of inaccuracies, omissions or spurious additions in written texts (1, 2).

Observations recorded through the CPRS system allow for review and correction of ambiguities or inaccuracies.

The self-correction of grammatical inaccuracy (line 3) is a feature of formal academic discourse, in contrast to forum speak [ 28].

The proposed algorithms are an extension to the previously published algorithms and include corrections to inaccuracies found therein.

Clinton defenders frequently point out that the supposedly densely researched book underwent numerous post-publication corrections for inaccuracies.

The then corrections commissioner, Ken Middlebrook, disputed much of the report, saying it was full of inaccuracies.

As a month is the kind of decent interval embarrassed newspapers usually allow, it's hard not to connect Mills's emergency fixit role to the mag's disastrously under-edited royal issue, which resulted in this contender for correction of the year on 9 August: "Our Magazine commemorative special "The reign never stops" (last week) included a number of inaccuracies.

The use of iodinated contrast media in small-animal positron emission tomography (PET)/computed tomography (CT) could improve anatomic referencing and tumor delineation but may introduce inaccuracies in the attenuation correction of the PET images.

"She admitted it was full of inaccuracies".

Critics accuse Aldax of inaccuracies, or worse.