Sentence examples for corrections according from inspiring English sources

PAGE A12 HIGH COST OF CRIMINAL CORRECTIONS According to a study by the Pew Center on the States, criminal correction spending is outpacing budget growth in education, transportation and public assistance, and one in every 31 adults, or 7.3 million Americans, is in prison, on parole or probation, at a cost to the states of $47 billion in 2008.

Federal, state and local authorities now spend nearly $83 billion each year on corrections, according to law enforcement officials.

Multiphase simulations (air/water/medium) using the large Eddy simulation (LES) turbulence model, together with viscosity corrections according to the feed particle loading factor, gave accurate predictions of axial magnetite segregation, with results close to gamma ray tomography data.

The 17percentt decrease is significant, and the total is the lowest for any year since The Post began counting in 2005, when it had more than 1,300 corrections, according to Managing Editor Raju Narisetti.

Total national spending on corrections, according to the Pew study, is estimated at $49 billion.

Then, we applied the amplitude station corrections, according to the procedure reported by Imanishi et al. (2006).

Pathways were tested for significance by modified Fisher's Exact Test and were corrected by FDR multiple test correction according to the Benjamini and Hochberg method, considered significant when the corrected p-value of enrichment was ≤ 0.1.

In this study, four SNPs were associated with total SSC after Bonferroni correction according to the EMMAX model, which corrects for population structure as well as identity by descent (IBD).

Specifically, Watts did not apply a time of observation bias correction according to Howard Universitychemistry professor Josh Halpern, who blogs under the pseudonym Eli Rabett.

The London housing market faces a "substantial" correction according to a report which said properties in the capital are the most overvalued in the world.

The Family Life Academy in Archer, Fla., requires parents to subscribe to "corporal correction," according to its handbook, and to sign a form giving the school permission to paddle their children.