Sentence examples for rectified in that from inspiring English sources

Malnutrition was rectified in that group during the two-year interval between assessments.

The result as the rectified graph that is presented in Fig. 7 shows a very good mapping with the reference.

iOS 11.0.2 rectified problems that caused crackling noises in the iPhone 8 earpiece, a bug that caused attachments in S/MIME encrypted emails to not work and a bug that blocked photos from appearing.

But if one were to quibble, it'd be over aural details that so thorough a filmmaking team invested in period/regional visual flavor should have noticed and rectified: accents that suggest maybe Canada had a few moles in the CIA, and improvised dialogue that sounds 21st century ("That's insane!").

But the researchers suggested that bubbles might form as result of "a direct physical effect of intense sound (such as rectified diffusion) that might destabilize gas nuclei" in tissues that were supersaturated with nitrogen.

(Note that this is the only one of the five factors that has been largely rectified). In at least one case, such failure was due to simple human error – Iowa's one percent AYP rate in 2003 seems partially to have been a result of a leave of absence taken by the staff member responsible for the data, who suffered an injury.

It is an easily rectified shame that there are no plans to present it in America.

Many examples are provided with special peepholes through which can be seen the rectified view that first eluded the viewer.

However, the phenomenon is apparent in many transport systems and can be modeled and rectified in abstraction.

Comparisons of the rectified data indicate that the mean evoked gamma power (AUC) was significantly lower in the PDGFR-β KO mice than the control mice (Student's t-test, p<0.001) (D).

Tuesday's performance before a large audience, mostly Korean, rectified that omission.