Sentence examples for extensive corrections from inspiring English sources

The sixth draft has extensive corrections by Ginsberg.

His resignation came about a week before Dow Jones published the second of two extensive corrections of a March 18 article by Mr. Leopold and another reporter.

If extensive corrections are made to an online article, editors usually append a note in italics pointing them out at the beginning of the story.

In reaching its settlement, the S.E.C. said it had considered "remedial acts" by the state, including that Illinois had hired disclosure counsel in 2009 and made extensive corrections and amplifications in its financial reports.

The experts will be able to decipher the distinct handwriting of the three original scribes and, perhaps even more excitingly, trace the extensive corrections made to the text – letters, words, whole sentences – over the 600 years after it was first compiled in the mid-fourth century.

There are extensive corrections on erasure in Northern Gothica Textualis Libraria (f. 10r, 10 lines; f. 12v, 8 lines, both 14th century), some marginal notes in Latin in Gothica Cursiva Libraria (Secretary) 15th century (ff. 4r, 6r) and interlinear English translations in Gothica Cursiva or Cursiva Antiquior (Secretary or Anglicana).

The possibility to operate on several levels and over joints allowed extensive correction, mostly with only one operation.

The design of GWASs holds several limitations, with the first being the extensive correction needed for multiple testing.

This triggered these authors to generate a second model with an extensive correction based on a second regression.

Large stiff spinal deformities are challenging to treat, and their rapid or extensive correction is associated with increased neurological risk.

Lastly, as already mentioned, post hoc analyses from these studies should be viewed as observational, in which residual confounding may remain, even after extensive correction.