Sentence examples for is partly corrected from inspiring English sources

This limitation is partly corrected for by adding NOMESKO Classification of Surgical Procedures surgical codes to the inclusion criteria.

(There is, however, a small problem in retrieving some of the information: the bibliographic system in the printed text simply lists references in order of appearance, making it difficult to check whether a particular author or article has been cited. This problem is partly corrected by the online referencing system, which can be found at http://shapiro.bsd.uchicago.edu/evolution21.shtml).shtml

That problem was partly corrected in 1945, when Fleming, Florey, and Chain -- but not Heatley -- were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

Though the mistake was partly corrected, it is yet more evidence of an unwieldy system and one more reason that many observers greet government trumpeting of small-business contracting success with skepticism.

The building was begun in 1173 as the bell tower of Pisa's cathedral, and, as construction proceeded with interruptions over 200 years, the tilt began and was partly corrected for in the design of the upper tiers.

Based on chaperone function, we could speculate that levels of GC and ceramide may have been partly corrected in the target organelle (e.g. lysosome) but not in other compartments.

This problem of lost genes can be partly corrected in several ways.

The bias was partly corrected in the intervention group but not to the same degree in the control group.

The national bias was partly corrected in the intervention group but not to the same degree in the control group.

These defects may theoretically be partly corrected pharmacologically by a rapid-acting insulin analog before meals, mimicking the lacking postprandial insulin peak; by an insulin sensitizer improving peripheral insulin action; and by metformin reducing hepatic glucose production (1).

One critical problem with myelin stain, i.e. deformation and shrinkage due to alcohol pre-treatment in the myelin staining procedure could be partly corrected in a most recent case (Table  1, Hb5) by applying a protocol on mounted, instead of free-floating sections (Burgel et al. 1997).