Sentence examples for drastic corrections from inspiring English sources

He prefers to use Adobe's Lightroom, which allows fewer drastic corrections.

They want change but are not ready to consider drastic corrections, not until they have absorbed what is stored in their history and cultural tradition.

This pons-dominated conception is now thought to need drastic corrections, due to its lack of a consistent fundament in developmental data (Puelles et al. 2007, 2012b; Watson and Paxinos 2010; Watson et al. 2010; Martínez et al. 2012; Watson 2012).

Triggers for a drastic market correction — such as an interest rate shock and steep stock prices in the US, overheated housing market in Canada, geopolitical events in the Middle East and Ukraine, economic slowdown in emerging markets, and fears of recession in Europe — are all there, yet market volatility (a measure of how widely prices swing) has been eerily low, said Hollands.

Rare is the successful pop singer prepared to make so drastic a midcourse correction.

But with growing strains of populism coming from Washington, he warned against making too drastic of a course correction.

"Spain is going through a severe correction, so whenever there is drastic change, there are always opportunities, because things get oversold," says Tenerelli.

Many of the 25 transcripts identified by t test were no longer significant when using Bonferroni's correction to adjust statistics for the multiple transcripts analysed, but Bonferroni's correction has been recognized as a drastic one when used in this context, which contrasts with the SAM-associated false discovery rate [ 31].

Thus, such drastic mutations are probably only of importance in the context of corrections for polyploidy that were discussed above and if mutation rates are already very high.

The lack of universally-recognized standards for these correction and re-drawing transformations results in a drastic decrease in interoperability.

Yet, classical methods of correction such as Bonferroni's adjustment are too drastic for genetic association studies and lead to the rejection of many results, including true associations.