Sentence examples for corrections to wording from inspiring English sources

If an indicator was judged appropriate and modifications were only minor corrections to wording, it was accepted without resubmission.

Back translation was conducted by two members of the research team to account for some context specific corrections to wording and phrasing of questions.

A few minor corrections to the wording were made before the data collection began.

Realize that you may make corrections to the words as you Swype them to type.

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].

The Daily Mail has published a 54-word correction to a front page story that claimed that a group of migrants who arrived in the UK in the back of a lorry declared: "We are from Europe – let us in".

The President also said today's stock market plunge was a long awaited "correction". Trump's use of the word "correction" to describe the selloff could be significant.

SwiftKey says its new Flow system incorporates its existing word prediction engine — which analyses users' writing styles (looking at SMSes, emails and social media communications — as, indeed, does Swype) to tailor corrections and next-word predictions — to make typing even faster.

N2 is more robust to this type of noise than D2*and D2 z due to its correction for word overlaps and normalization of counts (Supplementary Table S2).

While there are neither footnotes nor handwritten notes, in the typed body of the text there appear in several places a word or a very few words, each time in parentheses, that seem to be editorial: corrections made, missing words supplied, and I believe in some cases glosses inserted.

CORRECTION: The wording here has been changed to better express where Hindus are most strongly represented.