Sentence examples similar to rectified when beneficial from inspiring English sources
A name is rectified when an instruction containing it (a ritual or a law) correctly guides peoples action.
He's looking for that to be rectified when they start league.
One notable oversight -- bypassing the Yankees pitcher Roger Clemens -- was rectified yesterday when he was added to the roster.
The human CLC-5 is an electrogenic voltage-dependent 2Cl−/1H+ exchanger that gives rise to strongly outwardly rectifying currents when expressed.
This was rectified in 1912 when the club took over an empty loft at 345 Amsterdam Avenue.
This was not rectified until 1933 when it was correctly identified as the male Latrodectus katipo.
The measurements revealed pronounced rectified voltage when the vortex lattice is driven by an ac injected current.
That problem was rectified in the early 17th century when the chambered climbing kiln was imported from Korea.
That was soon rectified the following December, when Prime Video went global and expanded its reach to over 200 countries.
The problems were not rectified until 7 March, when the 15 Spitfires were successfully flown off.
The problems were not rectified until 7 March, when the 15 Spitfires were successfully flown off to Malta.
