Sentence examples for which should be corrected from inspiring English sources

Another potentially preventable cause is infection, especially untreated periodontal disease, which should be corrected before a woman becomes pregnant, Dr. Goldenberg suggested.

"Both the rigidity of the renminbi and the reacceleration of reserve accumulation are serious concerns which should be corrected to help ensure a stronger, more balanced global economy consistent with the G-20 framework," the report said.

Below is an incomplete list which should be corrected.

There were also other deficiences in housing conditions and milking machines, which should be corrected.

Careful attention should be paid to hypertension and hypokalemia, which should be corrected before and during therapy with abiraterone.

Based on experience from previous studies, the most common problem is a time shift between measurements and diary entries, which should be corrected in the diary.

This approach has the advantage that the entities found can be directly related to a given grammar or dictionary, which allows the type of an entity to be known and, if an entity is misannotated, indicates which resource should be corrected.

Lee (2013) classified the research findings in WCF: Research findings that have not been well applied such as amount of feedback, choice of WCF strategies, which errors should be corrected, and student uptake; research findings that have been reasonably well applied including need to act upon WCF and timely WCF; and research findings that have been over-applied.

To be sure, the degree to which hypoxemia should be corrected is incompletely understood.

In such cases, an error message appears pointing out which answer should be corrected.

No explanation is provided for this, which I think should be corrected.