Sentence examples for true correction from inspiring English sources

From March 11th to April 11th the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 9.8%, a whisker away from the 10% decline that would mark the first true correction since October 1990.

And we still don't know what, if any, true correction lies ahead for the financial sector's runaway casino culture -- much of it legal -- that turned a subprime-mortgage bubble in a handful of overheated American states into an international economic meltdown.

That pull back is called catching your breath and being prudent, not a true correction because a market was overheated.

Although the Nasdaq dipped dramatically midweek, crossing the psychologically important 4,500 support level, its recovery suggests that a true correction in the tech sector is not under way, says Alan Ackerman of Fahnestock & Co. "The Nasdaq's recovery implies that the global love affair with tech stocks is hardly over.

In a similar vein, although we attempted to correct for multiple comparisons by adjusting our significance level, true corrections (e.g., Bonferroni) were not applied, though this should be done in comparable future work.

He also said that as "a true corrections professional," Mr. Reilly would be able to make the jail run more efficiently while maintaining safety standards.

Modern instrumentation systems with pedicle screws allow for the first time the possibility of true rotational correction, but this requires more than simple rod derotation maneuvers.

This finding also held true regarding correction of the bleeding phenotype.

Gene Ontology was analyzed using the Panther Classification System [ 27], using the settings p-value < 0.05 and true Bonferroni correction.

In order to eliminate false correlations and reveal true ones correction for RNA-quality effects becomes extremely important.

Interestingly, we found that this was also true after correction for CD4 cell count, indicating that anemia is an independent factor for HIV disease progression.