Without testing, schools have no means of evaluating teacher performance or rectifying the deficiencies they uncover.
An exception for very large low buildings, as far as the determination of the sizes of roof edge and corner zones is concerned, has been recommended to rectify the deficiency of wind code and standard provisions for these building geometries.
At this time, the Army began to rectify the deficiencies in the division's equipment lists and battalions began receiving new machine guns, motor transport and Bren carriers.
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Our approach contributes to rectifying the above deficiencies by presenting a future-oriented method, which we call participatory and prospective value network analysis.
A recent report by Gayther et al [ 3] takes a significant step in rectifying this deficiency, with the identification of truncating mutations of p300 being associated with mutation of the second allele in both tumour samples and cell lines.
Stem cell therapies offer the possibility of rectifying this deficiency and normalizing left ventricular dimensions and cardiac performance by regenerating novel contractile tissue, thereby reversing the negative remodeling that portends progressive left ventricular dysfunction, worsening symptoms, and ultimately cardiogenic shock.
"Management agrees with all 19 audit findings and will work diligently to rectify the identified deficiencies," she wrote.
That is a serious mistake that will only slow efforts to rectify the glaring deficiencies that led to Justice Leland DeGrasse's historic ruling that the state has failed to guarantee a sound, basic education to city schoolchildren as required by the State Constitution.
Further development along the same lines is unlikely to rectify the current deficiencies in the field.
A valuable attempt at rectifying this deficiency became available last fall with the publication of a study commissioned by the U.K. government and headed by Sir Nicholas Stern, a respected British economist.
