Researchers can add templates containing changes that alter existing sequences in the genome — for example, correcting a disease-causing mutation.
For example, correcting for the recent cool bias indicates that global surface temperatures are not as far from the average of climate model projections as we previously thought, and certainly fall within the range of individual climate model temperature simulations.
It is, for example, correcting an old reputation for malfunctioning electronics by working with Bosch, a well-regarded supplier.
This includes, for example, correcting exams--typically 50 per year with about 30 copies of each--which is a boring burden and can cause doubts about the quality of one's own work if the results are bad.
The company's "Proofreader" product, for example, corrects both spelling and grammar mistakes based on the context around the typed words, learning from each error the user makes, before offering personalized educational tips, lessons, and quizzes based on those miscalculations through its "Personalized Tutor".
Thus, for example, correcting the safety culture in an organisation like Millstone does not depend simply on a single change in management policy, but rather depends on multiple actions implemented at multiple levels.
Moreover, resolving the underlying cause will not necessarily lead to healing; for example, correcting the venous abnormality that causes hypertension invariably fails, on its own, to result in improved VLU healing rates, although it does reduce recurrence rates (Barwell et al., 2004).
For example, correct global phosphorylation of different bone matrix proteins is critical to healthy tissue biomineralization.
For example, correct IPR signalling is paramount.
Rather, statings are assessed as, for example, correct or incorrect, appropriate or inappropriate, and so forth.
