Sentence examples for practice to correct from inspiring English sources
Standard industry practice to correct absolute gas permeability for what is known as the Klinkenberg effect is to perform single point gas permeability measurement and use assumptions or existing correlations.
Recall is a common practice to correct faults that have been introduced during the manufacturing of embedded systems [6].
A common practice to correct a class II malocclusion with a retrognathic mandible is to use a functional appliance [[1]-[4]].
Therefore, ICU patients are routinely monitored for electrolyte disorders, and it is common practice to correct them.
In fact, this algorithm is not a correct Gibbs sampler, and indeed did not converge in practice to correct rank statistics.
It is common practice to correct to PT to within 1.5 of normal; however, this may not be an appropriate target in many situations [ 13].
The HSE committee within the organization can thus take the appropriate action by reinforcing the safety regulations or safe practices to correct all the unsafe behaviours either by changing the design ("hardware"), system ("software") or training the employee ("human-ware").
Citing an apparent shortage of conservative professors, critics charge that universities look nothing like the rest of the country, and they urge reform of hiring practices to correct for political imbalance.
Several outbreaks have been identified due to screening and detection of seroconversions, and have prompted an evaluation of infection-control practices to correct lapses and prevent additional cases [ 10, 25].
Magretta uses her wide business experience to translate Porter's powerful insights into practice and to correct the most common misconceptions about them--for instance, that competition is about being unique, not being the best; that it is a contest over profits, not a battle between rivals; that strategy is about choosing to make some customers unhappy, not being all things to all customers.
"Our standard practice is to correct stories when warranted.
