Sentence examples for essential to correct from inspiring English sources
* Lastly, it is essential to correct the current disorders of the international economic and financial system.
"Over the balance of the week I received further information, and on Saturday I received information that made it clear that it was essential to correct the record".
Detector efficiency determination is essential to correct the measured yields and extract reliable cross sections of particles emitted in nuclear reactions.
Clearly, the fidelity of the nuclear cross-sections is essential to correct specification of shield design and sensitivity to cross-section error is important in guiding experimental validation of cross-section models and database.
Hence, image processing is essential to correct such defects and improve the quality of the image.
As definition of quantitative cutoff values is essential in establishing risk percentages for aneurysm rupture and keeping this little difference in SUVmax in mind between AAA patients and controls, it is essential to correct for partial volume effects observed in the thin aortic wall [24].
In the spirit of my own personal journey, nobody can do it alone, and hence programs such as MESA and UC LEADS are essential to correcting the problem that exists today.
Instead, direct inhibition of pathological limbic activity in areas such as the amygdala and sgACC may be more essential to correcting the pathophysiology associated with mediating depressive symptoms, and the reduction in orbital cortex/VLPFC activity may reflect a secondary relaxation of these areas, once they are no longer recruited to modulate pathological limbic activity.
The identification of diseases at the base of the upper airway obstruction, which atopy is not solely responsible, is essential to set a correct and timely multidisciplinary therapeutic approach to prevent chronic disorders and the onset of complications that are sometimes permanent.
A correct diagnosis is an essential prerequisite to correct treatment.
They maintain that the structural adjustment programmes implemented by many developing countries in the 1980s and 1990s were essential in order to correct unsustainable budget deficits and overvalued currencies.
