Sentence examples for make correcting from inspiring English sources
Others use pencils to make correcting wrong answers easier.
Parity bits from channel coders could make errors corrected; however, they could also make corrected prediction wrong.
Currently, advances in deformity planning, hardware, and software analysis have made correcting severe foot and ankle deformities much easier.
Instead, the 28-year-old says that referees have the responsibility to make correct decisions.
"And with this machine we make correct diagnoses in two hours".
The complaint says the bank had a fiduciary duty to make correct representations to the government.
They said that Kumaritashvili "did not compensate properly to make correct entrance into Curve 16".
The umpire's job is to keep order, to make correct calls, to know the rules that nobody else knows.
She described his behaviour as "totally unacceptable" and called for him to make correct the official record.
✓ to make correct inferences.
Routing protocols provide the necessary information that enables the routers to make correct routing decisions automatically.
