Sentence examples for the task of correcting from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the task of correcting architectural violations is important to prevent and to reverse architectural erosion [15].

Non-language teachers may find it time-consuming to discuss these matters as they are more concerned with the subject matter at hand, leaving the task of correcting the writing skills of their students to language teachers (Leki, 2006).

The same study also highlights that the editor role can be challenging and requires special skills and flexibility: "Unfortunately, it seems that the task of correcting hundreds of pages of material between committee meetings is causing high attrition among editors, as they have trouble defending to their superiors at home additional time spent working on the document.

With the input frame captured by the camera denoted as the source image and the corrected output as the target image, the task of correcting the source distorted image can be defined as follows: for every pixel location in the target image, compute its corresponding pixel location in the source image.

Perhaps as his year of action unfolds, he has chosen to apply the "all of the above" approach not only to energy policy, but to the task of correcting over-incarceration.

In addition, with each pupil having one exercise book for French, one for mathematics and one for other subjects, Mr. Akpoue found himself each day with the daunting task of correcting 330 exercise books.

Moreover, the important task of correcting microarray signals for RNA degradation effects remained unsolved at least in single chip applications to our best knowledge.

With modern PACS/RIS systems using embedded voice-recognition dictation, radiologists must take on the task of proofreading and correcting their own dictation, a task many have delegated to transcriptionists in the past.

In order to evaluate the performance of each distance measure for the task of identifying correct stereo matches from erroneous ones, we drew the Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curves for each of them.

These rapidly increasing amounts of data make the task of extracting correct and relevant clinical information from intensive care unit (ICU) patients difficult [ 2, 3].

These finding is in agreement with previous results (Taly et al., 2008) where it is shown that main chain contacts are less informative for the task of discriminating correct 3D predicted models from incorrect ones if the decoys are based on templates sharing structural motifs with the native structure.