Sentence examples for rectifying errors from inspiring English sources

Then came the process of "rectifying errors and negative tendencies," with its sweeping away of the petty bourgeoisie; and when Taoro nectar reappeared 10 years later it was sold only in convertible currency.

First, they do not speak up with concerns and suggestions, which is critical for coordinating efforts, rectifying errors, and improving processes [ 13, 14].

This work not only highlights the importance of rectifying errors on drafted genomes before they are used in downstream applications but also provides an unprecedented view on genomic divergence in an inbred species.

Firstly, we looked at the perceived need for further support for these patients in terms of improving knowledge and rectifying errors or poor adherence.

"Whilst I acknowledge the needs of a digital world for co-ordination, it seems to me to be crazy to throw away one of the trading week's two peaks, and the ability to restock and rectify errors before the week's second peak," Mills said.

To achieve accurate tracking, we employ an automated algorithm that performs the bulk of the image processing and insect tracking coupled with an interactive user interface that enables the human operator to watch the algorithm's output and intervene to rectify errors in the tracking.

One of the co-authors (MD) subsequently reviewed the data to identify and rectify errors.

Doctors in the group felt that pharmacists would spot and rectify errors before any harm was caused.

Quality control and assurance of biorepositories involves an integrated program of both minimization of potential errors and testing for potential sample problems to quickly rectify errors.

Not only do these features give a fuller annotation they actually can rectify errors from earlier parts of the annotation process.

The results also rectify errors in the Ensembl database regarding the organizational structure of the actively transcribed GLTP gene in Pan troglodytes and establish the intronless GLTP as a primate-specific, processed pseudogene marker.