Sentence examples for make such corrections from inspiring English sources

When pressed by the inquiry to explain why he had issued no clarification, the defence secretary, Geoff Hoon, replied that in his experience it was difficult to persuade the media to make such corrections.

These changes need to be done by hand since the version of Lilypond employed does not make such corrections automatically.

Cooper indicated to Vail that he corrected the fair copy before it passed "into the hands of the printers". But he does not state that he made such corrections against the original manuscript itself.

Because these traditional risk factors are also influenced by genetic variation, making such corrections constitutes a more focused goal: to discover genetic contribution to the disease independent of the genetic basis of the other risk factors, even though in the long run it is ideal to be able to study all the contributing factors in conjunction with each other.

To study the true motions of these objects, it is necessary to make such a correction to the observed shifts of their spectral lines.

CD4 cell count data could help to exclude some individuals with long-term infections but, in addition to the logistical challenges of doing this, the variability in CD4 counts within and between individuals [40] would make such a correction technical involved and likely incomplete.

In any case in which it appears that there is an omission, ambiguity, or error in a form, the clerk or jury commission shall return the form with instructions to the person to make such additions or corrections as may be necessary and to return the form to the clerk or jury commission within ten days.

Morgan could never have made such a correction before, because no one but ESPN had figured out a way to measure bat speed before.

After making such obvious facility corrections, what do you do next?

The correction is made such that a corrected d s corresponds to that with the mean CAI.

"The work to collect the facts from which final assessments have to be made and such corrections as may be necessary to our intelligence system -- that has yet to come about," Senator Warner said.