But critics say the new rules go overboard in attempting to correct that problem.
Meanwhile, another participant, who took 13 minutes to complete the task, repeated his circulation four times in attempts to correct his direction.
In 2000 and 2004, Carter participated with the late President Gerald Ford and James Baker in attempts to correct some of the most egregious shortcomings in America's archaic voting practices that still include secret tabulation of ballots, a fundamental ritual of democracy that is frequently outsourced to independent contractors in private enterprise.
However, in attempting to correct for this bias, the resampling procedure of the QTLST introduces sensitivity to the variance of the QTL effects, a result which has no basis in the history of neutrality or selection.
After officials at the federal pension insurer became aware that its outside vendor had been making pervasive errors and hired an outside accounting firm in an attempt to correct them, the corrections were unreliable, the auditor found.
Her performance was unsatisfactory when the wind was before the beam and her bowsprit and bowmast were removed in June 1865 in an attempt to correct this problem.
Low levels of 25(OH D results in the calcium reserves in bone being depleted in an attempt to correct for the reduced calcium that will be absorbed from the gut.
Instead of taking their appeal to the United States Supreme Court as many expected, the plaintiffs' lawyers filed a motion to amend their complaint in an attempt to correct flaws in their argument cited by the court of appeals.
The government launched land reform programs in the late 1950s and early '60s in an attempt to correct this imbalance, including distributing land to families, increasing the use of grazing lands (especially in the western Llanos), creating irrigation and drainage projects, and continuing government subsidies of agricultural production.
But the primary change is almost comical in its attempt to correct one problem and, in so doing, create others.
