Sentence examples for correction research from inspiring English sources

Since a good error correction research design should be able to be duplicated (Ferris 2004; Guénette 2007), Sampson's study seems to have a problem in terms of this point particularly in one of the crucial aspects of error correction studies - "replicability".

Even with this correction, research misconduct would only account for approximately 1.5% of the NIH research budget since 1992.

In describing automatic word correction research, Kukich enumerated three problem areas: (1) non-word error detection; (2) isolated-word error correction; and (3) context-dependent word correction [ 8].

For the Record Los Angeles Times Saturday August 4, 2001 Home Edition California Part B Page 18 Opinion Desk 1 inches; 24 words Type of Material: Correction Genetic research: James Watson was director of human genome research for the National Institutes of Health; he did not, as stated in an editorial last Sunday, direct the NIH.

Since this is a proof of concept study that mainly illustrates the logic of the analysis for uncertainty-based bias correction, future research exploring the impacts of uncertainty on climate impact assessments and how to utilize uncertainty while planning mitigation and adaptation strategies is still needed.

In disruption correction, the research methods which provide clear answers on how absenteeism disrupts team production, yield less than clear answers about how presenteeism disrupts team performance.

Furthermore, when attempting to grid, or rasterize, data at the global scale, researchers may codify incorrect assumptions through interpolation or by applying bias corrections for research effort.

However, in corrections, when research indicates something is not a good practice, we say, "Well, we've always done it that way".

The error in the father's name came to light in January 2006, when the court record was corrected; this correction was delayed for research to verify the baby's name.

This is often done with the explicitness of corrections in previous research (i.e. whether corrections should be coded or uncoded).

"At a time of unprecedented scientific opportunity, it is critical that the United States make forward-thinking investments that promote medical breakthroughs as well as our international leadership in biomedical research". CORRECTION: A previous version of this article omitted the word "million" when talking about the 2013 NIH funding shortfall.