Sentence examples for corrections made to from inspiring English sources

Titley noted that science by definition contains error and revision – demonstrated, for instance, by the corrections made to satellite data produced by his fellow witnesses.

Like Mr. Leithauser's last two novels ("The Friends of Freeland" and "Seaward"), this volume seems to have been based on a schematic idea -- in this case, a series of corrections made to a man's obituary that end up revising the shape of his entire life.

The state vector used in this study is given, for one epoch, as: (4) where ; represent the corrections made to the approximate receiver position.

Full characterization of the blue natural product, pyocyanin, is provided including corrections made to 1H and 13C-NMR assignments of the molecule misreported in the chemical literature and yeast transcriptome analysis.

The manual corrections made to the index file can be used to estimate the proportion of the segments in the results that were correctly extracted and classified by each of the algorithms, as shown in Table 4.

The coalition in particular has been vocal in criticizing the GAO, Congress' independent investigative arm, over corrections made to an undercover investigation of for-profit college recruiting last year.

But apparently Clemens needs to have a correction made to the ring.

The official explanation was later amended to exclude the issue of financial penalties, and a correction made to the parliamentary record.

(Correction made to post – see bottom).

The correction made to heat flow for palaeoclimate can reach up to 25 mW/m2 in the Årvollskogen borehole, and is generally around 20 mW/m2 according to the European-scale estimation by Majorowicz and Wybraniec ([2010]) within this part of Scandinavia.

As expected, the correction made to OGIS to account for UGE led to smaller increases in the index than those obtained using the uncorrected values.