It is possible that further development of the model may rectify this errant prediction.
"Outlander" is about a British woman magically transported to 18th century Scotland, and though it debuted strong last year, it failed to win any awards -- something the Globes may rectify, with nominations in the actor and actress category as well.
Alternatively, we may determine that in the aprepitant posttreated mice, the compensatory phase leading to decreased heart functions may rectify itself leading to survival as a result of improving heart functions.
4.29pm BST 4.25pm: Movistar's Spanish rider Benat Intxausti takes over in the Maglia Rosa of race-leader, while Brad Wiggins drops out of the top 10 on GC, a state of affairs he may rectify in tomorrow's time trial.
In combination with the democratization of genomics made possible by the reduced cost of sequencing, computational approaches such as the ones we describe here may help rectify the imbalance in the number of draft vs finished (or nearly finished) genomes that are available to the scientific community.
At $369m, and thus the straggler of Marvel's in-house productions, Ant-Man is probably not doing as well as hoped either – though a far-east triple whammy of South Korea (3 Sept), China (18 Sept) and Japan (19 Sept) may rectify that.
Consequently, PBA may rectify some portion of protein folding impaired by treatment with either tunicamycin or thapsigargin by facilitating a transition between conformation states in the absence of proper glycosylation or chaperone function.
When selecting drugs, there may be multiple drug combinations that may rectify a fault, but where each drug has a different associated cost.
Large compact defects may drive such scores, or a spatial normalization may help to rectify the problem (perhaps manually removing the edges of the array where spatial normalization would be less robust).
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