Sentence examples for supports correct from inspiring English sources

Dr. Wilson pioneered the use of a technology known as active optics, in which computer-controlled supports correct the shapes of telescope mirrors to cancel the distortions caused by gravity, wind and temperature, allowing astronomers to build mirrors that are thinner and lighter.

It opposes foreign interference in Lebanese politics and supports correcting imbalanced relations with Syria.

Direct feedback of Hand-in-Scan device supports correcting wrong practices and eliminating erroneous habits.

Partitioned Bremer supports, corrected for the number of characters in each matrix, were higher for inversion matrices.

Despite concern among physicians for reversing anticoagulation in a prothrombotic state, available evidence with WRICH, albeit meager, supports correcting the coagulopathy in such cases [ 59- 61].

Re "Reclaim the Right to Rule Your Work Pod" (Basics, June 5), on ergonomic solutions for computer users: A further recommendation would be to use the break time to go to the gym a few days a week and work on strengthening the core abdominal and pelvic and upper-body muscles that support correct postural alignment and promote endurance.

Significant p-values were supplemented by the respective effect sizes to support correct interpretations of the results.

The task of doing historical research and writing history, of what Ricoeur calls the historiographical operation, is to support, correct, and, sometimes, refute collective memory.

Examples of such support measures include the interactive chart of accounts in example 2 or the BPMN notation in example 3. Support options integrated more deeply in an item type, such as the dynamically filtered list of accounts to support correct input of account names used in example 2, can be realized by retrieving data from external sources when creating item-specific display routines.

Table 1 Normal arterial blood gases and serum electrolytes in piglets Parameter Normal range Correction pH 7.35 7.45 Acidosis/alkalosis is usually respiratory; correct with ventilator settings pCO2 (mmHg) 35 45 Hyper/hypocarbia usually due to ventilator support, correct with ventilator settings pO2 (mmHg) 200 220 (50 % FiO2) Hyperoxia should be avoided due to possibility of oxygen free radicals.

Since some characteristics of OHCA patients such as their age may affect the decisions made by EMS regarding the provision of ACLS and the treatment decisions made by physicians after hospital arrival, the present study provides important information to support correct decision-making by EMS and physicians.