Sentence examples for not well corrected from inspiring English sources
Beyond these limitations, data acquisition will be limited in ways typical for flood adaptive optics imaging in general, namely by the presence of scattering media and small pupils in the aged eye, poor fixation, or large amounts of higher order aberrations that are not well corrected by the deformable mirror.
"Tenotomy of tendon Achilles does not allow foot to be well corrected and to remain so.
Also, our design is not well suited to correct for attention bias.
Well correct me if I'm wrong but wasn't that perspective/wisdom defined by man?
Traditional teaching methods are not well suited for identifying and correcting misconceptions (Morrison and Lederman 2003; Nelson 2008).
Another studyw10 was of good quality, except that the variability of the results was not well reported, which again could be corrected by using individual patient data.
A proposed way to correct for such effects is by Lowess normalization [ 8, 24], although the actual reasons for the imbalances that Lowess corrects are not well understood [ 25].
According to the theoretical simulation of the kinetics of InN formation [17], if the thickness of indium film is larger than two atomic layers, the nitridation of this In film could not well form a InN epilayers in correct stoichiometric ratio (1 1) and the excessive In will lead to roughness.
But the bit about being right also struck me as particularly, well, correct: not just about this film, but about the strain of rations-book-era nostalgia currently coursing through Britain.
All of the PET-CT data sets obtained from the scanner appeared well aligned and could not be corrected any further with registration (Fig. 7).
