Sentence examples for doing correction from inspiring English sources

"If only 3percentt or a ludicrous percent of yellow cabs are accessible, well, what are you doing?" Correction: August 27, 2004, Friday An article on Wednesday 25 about efforts to make more New York taxicabs accessible to wheelchairs misstated the number of riders who use New York City Transit's Access-a-Ride service, a wheelchair van that has been criticized as inconvenient and unreliable.

Studies by Drs. Tullis and Karet and others have demonstrated that doing corrections with a keyboard and mouse is faster than using the voice to make corrections.

(And this goes beyond the article we were doing corrections for, messed up as it was. Forget about the article now — it's not that important).

We also attempted to do correction in an experiment with real face data.

As chemistry participants said, "If we get our score at first, then if we get a high score, let's not do correction!

So what are they going to do?" CORRECTION: A previous version of this article misidentified Sen. Jeff Merkley as a Republican.

But what am I going to do? CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story said the interview had taken place in 2014.

"What are we supposed to do?" Correction: A previous version of the article stated that a victim was "overcome by the stench".

Has their correction for place of birth been adequate, does correction to the level of counties provide sufficient matching?

The primary question is: does correction of dose homogeneity using forward-planned IMRT improve the cosmetic outcome in patients with early breast cancer?

Do corrections today, corrections tomorrow, then back to another game".