Sentence examples for which can be corrected from inspiring English sources

Spin echo sequences produce spatial distortion (but not drop-out) in the anterior temporal lobes and orbitofrontal cortices, which can be corrected using a post-acquisition distortion-correction algorithm (Embleton et al., 2010).

The instrument mass discrimination is generally corrected during solution MC-ICPMS analyses by using a stable isotope pair, which can be corrected by an exponentional law (similar to TIMS mass fractionation correction), or when there is no stable isotope pair available (e.g. Pb isotopes), corrected using a standard-sample bracketing method [ 30].

Doctors are particularly concerned about serious knee injuries among girls, like torn anterior cruciate ligaments, which can be corrected only with surgery.

We work in a trade inevitably littered with factual error, which can be corrected, but our interpretations, predictions and meaning-hunts are no more liable to revision and correction than a theatre critic's review.

If the chef is busy tending two dozen specials, he doesn't have time to supervise myriad kitchen details, and I'm going to find grit in my spinach salad, the leg of lamb special is going to look and taste more like stew meat, the roast pork will emerge overcooked, and the coffee will be cold -- all of which has happened and all of which can be corrected quickly and easily.

That is a sloppy system, which can be corrected without a revolution.

This is likely to be an overestimate of sequence diversity in a real biological dataset, as it does not take repeat content into account, but a more liberal approach to clustering is preferred because there are many criteria by which clusters can be corrected at later stages.

Many conservatives in and out of the administration today regard the failure to move on Baghdad as the war's fatal error, which they hope can be corrected with a new invasion.

The next section shows how political ethnography revealed biases in the newspaper data (confirmation) and the extent to which these biases can be corrected by complementary data; initiation will be covered in the subsequent section.

There is currently no approved treatment for retinitis pigmentosa, except for some syndromic types, in which metabolic disorders can be corrected or minimized by dietary restrictions.

These amino acids have a limited source that impacts upon the rate at which translation errors can be corrected, and the maintenance of translation efficiency and accuracy.