Sentence examples for to correct either from inspiring English sources

Surgery to correct either problem is usually arthroscopic, they said.

This work shows that an acute angular correction of a distal femoral deformity by FDO, via a postero-lateral approach, can be used to correct either a varus or valgus knee deformity.

Current biomedical research continues to clarify the relative contributions of these defects to the pathogenesis of type 2 diabetes, and novel pharmacological agents are specifically designed to correct either the impaired insulin secretory activity or the resistance to the action of insulin.

Our conservative estimates to correct for either free or AM-associated NPs only slightly increased these fractions.

Carbohydrate counting is a tool that helps patients to estimate in a systematic way the amount of the pre-meal insulin bolus to minimize the glucose increase after a meal, and if necessary, to correct an either inappropriately high or low pre-meal glucose level.

Our results highlight the need for a central triage committee, comprehensive training, and data management infrastructure so the committee can monitor triage outcomes during a pandemic, adjusting the protocol to correct for either over-triage or under-triage [ 15, 23- 25].

"So if someone tells me that everyone has their issues," she said, "I reply, 'Yes, everyone has his issues, but that doesn't mean we have to worry about them.'" And unless we really care, we don't have to correct them, either.

Naturally, as this show is hosted and produced by clueless pillocks, no one is prepared to correct her, either.

181 As the microbiota may be disturbed in functional GI disorders, a potential treatment approach is to try to correct dysbiosis either by the administration of an antibiotic or a preparation of 'beneficial' bacteria (box 3).

Stability control has been used to try to correct a skid if either the front or rear of the vehicle begins to slide out.

In the most extreme form of body image disturbance -- known as body dysmorphic disorder -- people become reclusive and resort to multiple plastic surgeries to correct flaws that are either imagined or exaggerated.