Sentence examples for which could be corrected from inspiring English sources

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.

Scientists believed that within a few years their studies of early embryos would allow them to pinpoint those that were affected by serious, potentially lethal ailments which could be corrected to allow those embryos to develop into healthy children.

It arose from "Baby Doe" cases in 1982 and 1984 in which doctors and parents decided against surgery for infants born with multiple problems, some of which could be corrected by immediate surgery while others could not.

The more recent history of hypnosis begins with Franz Anton Mesmer, an 18th-century Austrian physician who believed that disease in various organs was caused by an imbalance of animal magnetism -- an imbalance which could be corrected by a crisis elicited when the "magnetizer" passed his hands over the patient.

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

It was an error which could be corrected, but it takes time and effort to get through the appeal process.

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.

Another approach would be to provide metered dentifrice delivery systems for children under age six, which could be set to dispense the correct amount of fluoride depending on the body weight of the child.

If Harper was a most effective, albeit unwitting, advocate for the review system in Cape Town – by committing a couple of howlers, which could be ­corrected, he has not done it many favours here.

Another studyw10 was of good quality, except that the variability of the results was not well reported, which again could be corrected by using individual patient data.