Sentence examples similar to remedied error from inspiring English sources

First, there are measures designed to remedy errors from coalition days.

It was effective in detecting and remedying errors of omission in real time.

Our group has developed and validated a tool the real-time random safety audits (in Spanish: Análisis Aleatorios de Seguridad en Tiempo Real, AASTRE and found it to be effective in detecting and remedying errors of omission in real time, thereby improving adherence to guidelines [10] and proving to be most useful in situations of high care load and in more severe patients [11].

While the predictive validity of the item-based SF-36 to AQoL algorithm is now adequate for between-group comparisons, MADs in excess of 0.10 for NIHSS = 0 and NIHSS = 1 5 subgroups imply that partitioning the sample fails to remedy errors at the individual level.

A theory of full error correction may benefit significantly from knowledge of the precise nature of errors incurred, potentially leading to higher thresholds for errors that can be remedied by appropriate error correction.

The E.C.B. does have a chance to remedy this error.

Mr. King, the elections chairman, said the board was trying to remedy the error as expeditiously as possible.

Rather, the central purpose of the scheme, as evidenced by its plain language, is to remedy "an error in the vote tabulation which could affect the outcome of the election".

The Lib Dem MP Charles Kennedy recently showed up at a big speech without a poppy, and attempted to remedy his error by cadging one from a more junior party member.

The Minister of Health, Family, and Social Welfare for the Ulyanovsk district, where the incident took place, said that Fedyaeva's doctors had "done everything" to remedy the error, including transferring her to Moscow.

Under the rule, providers of international money transfers, also known as remittances, must also investigate any disputes and remedy errors.