Sentence examples for rectify defects from inspiring English sources

A new consistency index called a weak GCI and an associated weight determination approach are put forward to rectify defects in the existing results.

The Honorable Member says, that he derives no consolation from the wisdom and integrity of the Legislature, because we call them to rectify defects which it is our duty to remove.

In vitro, active Cdc42 improved coordination between actin filaments and microtubules and enhanced formation of vascular cords, suggesting that active Cdc42 rectifies defects in angiogenesis by improving cytoskeletal dynamics and capillary morphogenesis.

Our findings illustrate that moderate calpain inhibition is a potentially important strategy for rectifying defects in pathological neovessels and also for achieving more functional therapeutic angiogenesis with VEGF.

5.3.The Publisher shall rectify any defects covered by guarantee at its own option by either rectifying the defect or providing replacement goods at no cost to the Buyer.

Consequently, based on these findings, recommendations will be put forward to rectify these defects from comparative constitutional law and normative perspectives.

The company said it had been operating the system since May 2015 because of the increased numbers of asylum seekers".As well as being subject to regular Home Office inspections we are contractually required to undertake stringent monthly inspections of the initial accommodation provision and rectify any defects within contractual timescales," Clearsprings said.

Cost-intensive work to rectify assembly defects is now rarely necessary.

Pogge's analysis is powerful, and includes a number of valuable positive suggestions about how we might begin to rectify these defects—including revisions in how pharmaceutical research is incentivized, and mechanisms for a global tax on resource use (Pogge 1994 and 2011).

Maintainability is nothing but the ease with which the product can be modified to rectify its defects, satisfy new requirements, or acclimatize to new environment.

He later specialised in rectifying design defects.