Sentence examples for rectified over time from inspiring English sources
Here we argue that this imbalance, favoring 'wet lab-based activities', will be naturally rectified over time, if the next generation of scientists receives an academic education that provides a fair and competent introduction to computational biology and its manifold capabilities.
"People change over time.
The council said that the matter "will be rectified in time for the poll to continue".
As we agonize over consumption and twist free-market principles to restore market confidence, the tragedy is that Washington's mistakes could be rectified at any time, ending the crisis.
The good thing is that over time, you can always rectify that".
"We've got try to rectify that next time the big tournaments roll around".
One woman said, "I've not had any problem with them", while another asked, "If you can't trust someone running a big bank like that, who can you trust?" MoneySupermarket.com's Head of Banking, Kevin Mountford told BBC Breakfast the Co-operative movement had been damaged "short term, but over time it's got a chance of rectifying that".
Under similar conditions to those used here, currents in P. falciparum-infected erythrocytes are predominantly inwardly rectifying (i.e. greater currents at negative potentials than positive potentials) and stable over time, although time-dependent inactivation can develop at negative potentials (Staines et al., 2003).
In this way, errors can get rectified, methods and systems be improved in the light of public experience and sharing of good practice, and, over time, the best analyses and sharpest ideas prevail over mediocre ones.
In response, Xcel CEO Janet Schmidt Petree stated that the error would be rectified "at the appropriate time in the procedural schedule".
