Sentence examples for may have corrected from inspiring English sources

At the least, Pakistan's response to the events of the past week may have corrected what Pakistan saw as a dangerous western tilt towards India.

Russian astronauts and engineers may have corrected a problem yesterday that caused computers aboard the International Space Station to crash and raised the possibility that the station might have to be evacuated.

So it looks like valuations may have corrected a bit since late last year.

The diver may have corrected some of the unsafe conditions and hence not reported them, leading to fewer reported unsafe conditions overall.

However, adult reticulocyte counts on Day 7 and 14 were increasing, suggesting that if patients had been followed up to Day 28, hemoglobin concentration may have corrected to baseline (Table 6).

Also, the aspect of the phenotype in which the axons failed to grow across muscle 13, which should have appeared as a stall in preparations stained by HRP immunohistochemistry, may have corrected itself later in development, so that it was no longer evident in the older embryos that were stained as whole-mounts.

Although analyses with multiple adjustments were performed, these may not have corrected for all factors.

Why? "When we're looking at people who have had a child, behavioral aspects like smoking and sexually transmitted diseases that impeded their primary infertility or impaired fecundity (primary meaning with the first child) may have been corrected," said Anjani Chandra, the study's lead author.

Moreover, the load on the outside of the foot may have been corrected by rehabilitation.

In addition, the load on the outside of the foot may have been corrected by rehabilitation through weight-bearing training.

We may have politically corrected ourselves out of common sense.