Sentence examples for which could be correct from inspiring English sources

When it comes to aggregated collections of molecular structures, there are two main kinds of problems: structure representations that are demonstrably wrong in the absolute sense, and those which could be correct, but in the given context, the wrong chemical species is being described.

This examination requires interpretation of the fragmentation pattern in line with the experience of the scientist, and comparison of multiple interpretations of the data, each of which could be correct if the sample contains multiple isobaric isoforms of the phosphopeptide.

This includes children who have physical deformities (like cleft lips) which could be corrected quite easily, and children who have been labelled disabled because of a lack of stimulation and nurture in institutions.

At first swelling caused a side open bite which could be corrected through intermaxillary fixation.

To achieve accuracy disparity estimation, we then compute horizontal and vertical smooth terms in pixel-wise fashions to reduce the noise, which could be corrected by the reliable texture edges.

When she retired, it was discovered that she had raced with a breathing problem an entrapped epiglottis that restricted her air intake, but which could be corrected with surgery., she has given birth to three foals.

Seliger et al. [20] demonstrated that the defect in MHC-I expression in the B16F10 murine tumor model was linked to downregulation of proteins in the MHC-I APP, which could be corrected by mIFN-γ administration.

Predictably, image geometric distortions occurred with greater off-resonance phase errors in the echo train, which could be corrected by data post processing (e.g. [25]) and echo train shortening methods (e.g. by partial parallel acquisition which directly reduces the distortions).

This is a limitation of OCT which could be corrected with knowledge of the refractive index [ 30].

It is possible that the downregulation of CD200R in SLE resulted in less regulation of Th17 cell differentiation, which could be corrected by the increased availability of CD200.

It constitutes a heterogeneous group of defects, some of which could be corrected by surgery, while others are incompatible with life.