Sentence examples for expected to correct the from inspiring English sources

If true, a mixing study with normal human serum would be expected to correct the reduction in RTX-CDC.

Furthermore, increasing the duration of a WF toxicity study from 28- or 90-days to a long term or chronic study cannot be expected to correct for the inherent limitations of WF studies.

In principle, the shift toward genome-wide system-level biology is expected to correct and better inform our current understanding of the real PPINs.

Once problems or weaknesses are identified and communicated to the bank, management and the board of directors are expected to correct them promptly.

Such monitoring of cell mechanics can be used effectively to monitor the efficacy of therapeutics that is expected to correct abnormal cell mechanics.

Hewitt doesn't know enough about Colorado politics to be expected to correct some of Coffman's facts here, so I'll fill in for him.

Even though the LW algorithm was used for ground truth construction, observers were expected to manually correct the resulting delineations in order to follow the standards of the state-of-the-art ground truth construction techniques [19, 20].

I did, though, at least expect him to correct the false statements he made when he was trying to protect the Presidency.

The background correction of the intensity (as realized, e.g. by GC-RMA) neglects this trend and therefore it is expected to over-correct the signal in the S- and as-hybridization ranges.

Cameron was perhaps the biggest loser on Sunday night, but his expression stayed on diplomatic cruise control: he smiled and clapped, and was perhaps aware that the British vote might have been a pre-emptive ­attempt to correct the expected Oscar landslide.

These bearings are used to correct the expected misalignments that occur in mechanical components.