Sentence examples for extensively corrected from inspiring English sources
Kenyon observed that Codex Alexandrinus had been "extensively corrected, though much more in some books than in others".
The double-mutant fitness values provided by the SGA analysis were extensively corrected for several sources of systematic variation associated with the measurement process [32].
Structural alignments performed and/or extensively corrected by human expertise, as those used for the previous description of "topohydrophobic" positions (Poupon and Mornon, 1998), furnish particular good data; however, due to the considerable increase of structural data, such an expert-based procedure is now unconceivable for analysis on a large scale.
We conducted manual inspections extensively to correct potentially false cases of intron absence and missing orthologs in the U12DB.
One of very few surviving Austen manuscripts, "The Watsons" is interesting for being extensively revised and corrected in her tiny, precise handwriting -- evidence of Austen's painstaking writing habits.
Also, every completed STB form has to be cleaned and corrected extensively to avoid coding mistakes.
But, if the statement from Rangers on 6 February is any guide (and it had to be extensively and embarrassingly corrected last week), the latest move has more to do with the question of whether Dave King is qualified to serve as a director.
In 1791, Johnson published Cowper's translations of the Homeric epics (extensively edited and corrected by Fuseli) and three years after Cowper's death in 1800, Johnson published a biography of the poet by William Hayley.
I do not claim that only those theories which have been simulated extensively are correct, and that the other theories are wrong; I merely report on what readers of this journal presumably are interested in.
Walters, whose previous story about Sydney businessman Charif Kazal was extensively covered by Media Watch and later corrected by Ten, recently left the network.
Both are extensively-validated measures of depressive and anxious symptoms (respectively) and yield age and gender corrected T-Scores.
