Sentence examples for modest correction from inspiring English sources
"I'm talking about something that's a modest correction, not something draconian," he said.
They are a modest correction against failures in algorithmic prioritisation on the indelible web.
Data rights are a modest correction against the pre-existing reality.
Of what he sees as a modest correction in the rental market, Mr. Longo said, "It's not a bad thing".
The report also warned about "intra-euro-area imbalances" and said that "up to now, the crisis has led to a narrowing of current account differences within the euro-area, but only modest correction of past competitiveness divergences between member states".
But I find it inconceivable that "smart and sleazy" bankers, in Mr. Brooks's words, didn't comprehend that housing prices were grossly inflated, and that even a modest correction in housing prices would cause the default of a great many mortgage-backed securities and huge payouts by financial institutions that had agreed to insure such securities through "derivative" contracts.
"This is a modest course correction, not what we were hoping for in terms of U.S. leadership," said Dr. Paul Zeitz, executive director of the Global AIDS Alliance, an advocacy group that had lobbied the administration for a $6 billion contribution.
Six SNPs showed evidence of association with nominal significance (Table 5) and four of these reside in the NDUFS2 gene which is part of Complex I. None of these signals survived even modest Bonferroni correction; nevertheless the four NDUFS2 SNPs are in tight linkage disequilibrium with each other, making it unlikely that these data reflect a genotyping error.
When acidosis is the primary cause of the metabolic abnormalities, cellular energy deficit is a consequence, lactate rise is modest and correction of pH improves the metabolic disorder.
As a result, the more modest dystrophin correction observed after a single administration is likely to more accurately model the expected clinical situation.
Modest market corrections are to be expected in 2006, but a crash is unlikely.
