Sentence examples for reviewed to correct from inspiring English sources
If the explanation is further validated, reimbursement policies may need to be reviewed to correct for overuse of inpatient tocolysis.
For a selected sample of NHANES III records, the death certificates were reviewed to verify correct matches (7).
Histology was reviewed to assure the correct diagnosis of the 26 PDAC specimens and 12 specimens that were considered "normal" pancreas from patients with non-pancreatic conditions (e.g. Ampulla of Vater, bile duct and stomach cancers) [see Additional file 1].
Reitsma et al. review methods to correct the gold standard which include adjusting it by percentages of error that are found in the literature or that may be considered plausible [ 35].
Mr. Stillman shrugged it off and said he had used bad reviews to correct staff or kitchen problems, or had e-mailed the reviewer with an explanation.
The wealth of data about the gastrointestinal microbiota is highly scattered in time as well as in space — a caveat that this review aims to correct in an attempt to systematize the generated knowledge.
At the end of each day, the supervisors together with their interviewers reviewed the data collected to correct mistakes and look out for missing data.
Coke's meaning has been disputed over the years; some interpret his judgement as referring to judicial review of statutes to correct misunderstandings which would render them unfair, while others argue he meant that the common law courts have the power to completely strike down those statutes they deem to be repugnant.
Rather than ban such communications, federal officials said, they will review them in advance to correct any inaccuracies.
Beats were automatically detected and assigned tentative annotations, which were then reviewed by an experienced scanner to correct for any mislabeled beats or artifacts.
The interviewer typed participants' responses in a word processing program on a notebook computer during the interview and reviewed her notes immediately after to correct any typographical errors or omissions.
