Sentence examples for which was rectified from inspiring English sources

"There was a power failure," which was rectified quickly, said Harbhajan Singh, the public relations officer of the Airports Authority of India.

His November appointment of Cathie Black as schools chancellor was a huge mistake which was rectified today when Ms Black and Mr Bloomberg agreed that it was time for her to go.

While there is some frustration with how long the FA has taken to decide whether it can charge Mackay and Moody, and with the lack of an update – which was rectified this week – there appears to be a confidence within the FA that the investigation is being done thoroughly.

Extensive residual diagnostics indicated some heteroskedasticity, which was rectified with the natural log-transformed CIMT.

We observed a reduction in the survival of oocytes expressing the gain-of-function mutants in normal Barth's medium, which was rectified by raising the K+ concentration (see Methods).

Analogue signals are more affected by continuous interference, which is rectified by nonlinear circuit elements and causes bias or signal level shifts.

They found that several design flaws contributed to the loss, which were rectified in new British carriers.

The clear trend verifies the anticipated result: raters who by chance saw 'easy' samples tend to have more favourable ranks by the agreement score method, which is rectified by the latent trait model.

Each site at each position had two successful trials, which were rectified and integrated, these two trials were averaged.

Collecting data at multiple time points may be useful because interventions can suffer from teething problems which are rectified as the evaluation progresses.

The distortion is left uncorrected in this design, as is customary in endoscope systems, in which the maximum value is −19.8%, which will be rectified during image processing.