Sentence examples for may partially correct from inspiring English sources

Some even think that son preference may partially correct itself.

The choice of performing in parallel FC and HAI assay was motivated by the transient expression of the fixing complement antibodies, which renders the test more useful in studies of recent infections [20] [21], and may partially correct the seroprevalence values estimated on the basis of HAI, that shows a variable extent of background positivity [7].

Prospective studies or outpatient-plus-inpatient sampling may partially correct this bias.

Use of the daily proportion of severe cases may partially correct for clustering and artifactual peaks by standardizing by total number of cases.

If this is the case, then the release of endothelium mediated NO by hypercapnia may, at least partially, correct this imbalance.

Use of daily proportion of severe cases may have partially corrected for this recall error.

30 This pathogenic mechanism of protease antiprotease imbalance may be partially corrected by regular intravenous infusions of purified human AAT (AAT augmentation therapy) to restore blood and lung antiprotease activity, and by smoking cessation to decrease the lung burden of neutrophil elastase release.

Two members of Congress have introduced legislation to partially correct this problem.

That assessment may be partially correct, as it takes a great deal of skill and dedication to play complex improvised music, but it also takes soul, heart and empathy to play it in such a way as it will move the listener.

In the absence of randomized controlled trials, better organized observational studies in which the exact timing of blood infusions is captured may allow analysis that partially corrects for survivorship bias.

Furthermore, false positives may result from the multiple comparisons problem, which is partially corrected by the Holm-Bonferroni method.