Sentence examples for means to correct from inspiring English sources
We therefore decided to focus on devising a means to correct for noise in Ks only, and to examine if such correction can eliminate the artifactual inverse correlation between ω and Ks in short lineages.
No subway lines run to La Guardia Airport, a glaring mass transit gap that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority means to correct.
He wrote that "the lists are notoriously riddled with error and do not provide individuals with a means to correct false information".
While Mr. Pauson was long aware of the blank spot in his identity, he never quite had the time or means to correct it.
Iterative deconvolution methods (IDM) have been proposed as a means to correct for PVE.
On the other hand, SLA and L2W perspectives regard feedback as a means to correct student errors.
None of these critics ever suggest that perhaps cutting taxes to local businesses might be a means to correcting this supposed disadvantage, do they?
"The amendments are only meant to correct some practical problems of a very complicated law".
Is she meant to correct the decisions she remembers making or to affirm them?
The president's power to grant pardons is absolute, and it is meant to correct injustices or perform a civic good.
The voice you hear when you walk into Rafe Churchill's replica of his bathroom is a recording of the artist repeating daily exercises meant to correct his stutter.
