Sentence examples for corrections to the content from inspiring English sources

Cognitive interviewing of the content of the questionnaire was conducted with a total of nine nurses to allow further corrections to the content, wording and flow of the questions in the questionnaire [ 25, 26].

I offered to make corrections to the clinical content, not realising quite what I had taken on.

If this law were passed, Wikipedia and other websites would have to post unedited and unsolicited "corrections" to any content deemed objectionable by any person.

Howard Kurtz's brief career for Newsweek/The Daily Beast may be better known for its blockbuster corrections than for the content he actually set out to provide.

Here, we apply a correction to remove GC-content bias, which otherwise may result in aberrant read counts.

We will then present our results, including the formulas for the distances with distinct DCJ and content-modifying costs and the correction to establish the triangular inequality.

The unofficial winner Gunning for Trident Cheap at the price Wiring Arcadia The mother of invention Get it, or it will get you Correction: Hastings ReprintsAs to content, the court has not so far broken new judicial ground, but then it was never likely to, as Lord Phillips, its president, points out.

Correction: September 30 , 2001 Sunday The contents page of the Book Review today misspells the name of the reviewer of Hubert H. McAlexander's "Peter Taylor: A Writer's Life".

Each Data Island Period is 32 pixels in size and contains a 32-bit Packet Header, which includes 8 bits of BCH ECC parity data for error correction and describes the contents of the packet.

For the natural science journals we restricted our analysis to publications denoted as 'Articles', which excludes reviews, letters to editor, corrections, and other content types.

Raw data files were imported into Affymetrix miRNA QCTool and normalised using the quantiles normalisation and median Polish summarisation following a background correction that corrects for the GC content of the each particular probe.