'correction work' is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is often used in educational contexts to refer to the work performed to improve or correct something, for example a written essay or a piece of code. For example, "He spent a lot of time doing correction work on his essay before he finally submitted it."
How does the correction work when the variances are not equal?
For these reasons, the article provides both novel ways of examining the role of embodiment in doing noticings and adds to the emerging body of research on participants' displays of knowledge in classroom interaction, with a focus on the kind of correction work students can perform in teacher-led instructional interaction.
It has a re-engineered GI (graphics interface) chip on board, doing image correction work normally accomplished on a computer.
Even if the specimen had inherent defects or the outlines of facet joints, which were depicted and modified by hand, were somewhat incorrect, the correction work cannot be finished without further FE preprocessing and execution by the FE program.
The results showed that the correction worked: People who read it knew that McKenna was innocent.
Even when the correction worked, it wasn't enough to "unring the bell" of exposure to misinformation.
Welding distortion not only reduces the fabrication accuracy of ship hull blocks but also decreases the productivity due to correction works.
The trend correction works to reduce the confidence limit (the error bars) for periods shorter than 7 × 105 s.
At low frequencies (<10−2 hour−1), both the corrections yield a reduction in the amplitude of tens of a percent, and therefore the zero-lag correction works well in practice.
Here, the correction is used to map SUR (and SUV) from the second to the first time point to investigate whether the corrected SURs and SUVs are concordant with those determined at the first time point as should be the case if the correction works well.
The false discovery rate correction works as follows: the p-values of different tests are first arranged in increasing order ((p_{1}< p_{2}
