Sentence examples for deficiencies are corrected from inspiring English sources

His responsibilities, according to the waiver, include referring all elevator violations to the appropriate borough elevator staff members for corrective action and ensuring that all deficiencies are corrected.

Minor deficiencies are corrected (e.g. the name of a gene), new information is added (e.g. multiple MIRIAM identifiers for each gene and reaction (Novère et al., 2005), or SBO terms describing the function) and some crucial deficiencies (like missing reactants) are addressed.

Mr. Kelly, the consultant to Amtrak, finds the railroad's problems in getting money particularly frustrating, he said, because he was involved when similar deficiencies were corrected in tunnels operated by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey for its PATH trains.

Records show that the deficiencies were corrected, and Ms. Carter said staff members saw the fire extinguisher last year before the license was granted.

Rejecting this advice, Lehman instead instructed the leaders of the Atlantic Fleet to ensure that Iowas deficiencies were corrected.

Lehman, who had advocated bringing the Iowa-class ships out of mothballs, did not take the ship out of service, but instructed the leaders of the Atlantic Fleet to ensure that Iowas deficiencies were corrected.

Any deficiencies identified were immediately corrected, with an option to stop enrollment until major deficiencies were corrected.

Electrolyte deficiencies were corrected as follows: Cows received calcium borogluconate intravenously for hypocalcaemia, magnesium hypophosphite intravenously for hypomagnesaemia (see above), sodium chloride and glucose solution intravenously for hyponatraemia and hypochloraemia (see above), potassium chloride per os for hypokalaemia and sodium dihydrogen phosphate per os for hypophosphataemia.

"Unless the deficiency is corrected before brain development is completed, iodine-deficient children will be poorly equipped to fight disease and to learn, and will become adults who are unable to work effectively," says UNICEF Nutrition Specialist Ismael Ngnie Teta.

This deficiency was corrected in 1998, when the King's College, formerly of Belmar, New Jersey, and Briarcliff Manor, New York, took up residence in midtown Manhattan.

This deficiency is corrected through the derivation of a general family of fully conservative higher order accurate finite difference schemes for staggered grid systems.