Sentence examples for direct and correct from inspiring English sources

Because practices are settings in which coaching staff can direct and correct athlete behavior, they can serve as venues to implement potentially beneficial injury prevention interventions (Kerr et al. 2015).

All parameters are non-dimensional and defined identically in all three models, allowing a direct (and correct) comparison between the results.

Nevertheless, the benefit of the first-person view is still evident and likely due to the fact that there is a more direct and correct transfer of proprioceptive information [ 22], which leads to the core of our proposed Ghostman Design.

The mean and SD of direct and corrected by age standard scores (T, Z and scaled scores) and the Mann-Whitney U (standard scores) of vermis CE, hemisphere CE and vermis CE+ groups independently compared with the C group appear in table 3. The vermis CE+ group was more impaired than the whole medulloblastoma group.

It doesn't have an editor, sitting in New York, who directs and corrects each entry.

An alternative procedure, based on directing and correcting the importance sampling function as sampling is carried out, is presented herein.

-- Simple, direct, and medically correct, regarding a private medical matter between women and their physicians.

Precisely maintained Qrr levels are required to direct the proper timing and correct patterns of expression of quorum-sensing-regulated target genes.

People always ask me: "What do you like more theater directing or filmmaking?" But really what I like; my idea of bliss is working on a film and in between those long hiatuses of directing and color correcting and such, is being able to direct plays wildly.

Public health professionals can work with media by actively approaching them with information about food incidents; promoting to media that as public health professionals, they are best placed to provide the facts about food incidents; and by providing angles for further investigation and directing media to relevant and correct information to inform such investigations.

Prior to adaptation, subjects were accurate at discerning direct (96% correct) and 10° left/right averted gaze (95% correct).