Sentence examples for if corrections from inspiring English sources
In a next step, we assess the influence of different IF corrections for FDG uptake into blood cells.
If corrections to the Fafsa (the Free Application for Federal Student Aid) are required, be sure to file them.
If corrections departments haven't already run out of those drugs what stocks they do have are passing their use-by dates.
Agreement between this model and the data is best if corrections for bubble shape are applied and if it is assumed that there is no interaction between the two transfer mechanisms.
He is first recorded in 1260 in Pisa (or perhaps 1259, if corrections are made for the medieval Pisan calendar), but documents of 1266 twice call him "Master Nicola from Apulia," Apulia being the province located in the southeastern section of the Italian peninsula.
The regulation allows determination of the characteristics of a wastewater stream (1) at the point of determination or (2) downstream of the point of determination if corrections are made for changes in flow rate and annual average concentration of Table 8 or Table 9 compounds as determined in § 63.144 of this subpart.
L. 113 121, § 1018(a)(6)(A), inserted ", and to water resources projects authorized prior to November 17 , 1986 if correction of design deficiencies is necessary" before period at end.
If correction fails to materialise, quickly absorb the shock of your heart literally ripping in two, then get back to work.
This paragraph shall apply to water resources projects authorized after November 16 , 1986 including projects initiated after November 16 , 1986 without specific authorization in law, and to water resources projects authorized prior to November 17 , 1986 if correction of design deficiencies is necessary.
In order to identify if correction of FUS occurred on the originally mutated allele and not on the WT allele, both purified PCR products were sequenced (Supplementary Fig. 1d, e).
In some cases, medical or surgical "correction" may be the most effective way to escape discrimination; if correction is not appropriate, that is because it reinforces discriminatory attitudes and practices.
