Sentence examples for success to correct from inspiring English sources

A friend of Johnson, who has a three-year-old daughter, said she had put down her age incorrectly on the Miss Great Britain form and had tried without success to correct it.

Such biomarkers may hence be useful as early and non-invasive predictors of neurodevelopmental trajectories influenced by the PS as well as follow-up indicators of success of therapeutic interventions to correct such altered neurodevelopmental trajectories.

While the difference in LAMET on Day 0 was not statistically significant (p = 0.162), a baseline adjustment in the evaluation of the treatment success was deemed appropriate to correct for a potential advantage for the meloxicam group.

In light of the reduced success of previous attempts to correct genetic alterations in pancreatic cancer through gene therapy, these considerations also highlight the possibility that early intervention against stress-induced proteins may be more beneficial for the management of this cancer and likely other malignancies, which are known to associate with Kras mutations.

To compare the success rates for strabismus surgery designed to correct limitation of duction with surgery designed to correct deviation in patients with Graves' ophthalmopathy.

Until recently, attempts to correct false beliefs haven't had much success.

They are important to correct you and to lead you to success.

A quick and easy way to understand what it is people like about the app in those areas where performance is surging (or flopping badly), without having to go to Google Translate and manually input content, could make it easier to translate success to other markets or correct failures.

Both trial types included in this contrast are perceptually identical, but in one case leading to failures of memory (incorrect trials) and in the other case to successes (correct trials).

Studies with human subjects are very limited and the results, although promising, do not show success in correcting diabetes.

Silverthorne: If embraced, do you think this idea would have much success in correcting the pressing problems of the world?