Sentence examples for would be correction from inspiring English sources

An obvious mechanism for this benefit would be correction of the hypoxemia but a secondary improvement in breathing mechanics might also occur due to reduced breathing frequency from suppression of carotid body activity (27).

"For a long time, the assets were growing, but we were very cautious, because we all thought there would be a correction," Ms. Berresford said.

Mr. Blumberg said that back when they first started, "there were all these respected economists saying that no, it's not a bubble, and yes, there would be a correction, but it would be a soft-landing and I think people were too intimidated to question that," Mr. Blumberg said.

Though Butterfield doesn't buy into the unicorn idea he did acknowledge there would be a correction.

A key treatment goal would be toward correction of deficiencies as well as appropriate treatment for toxicities and antibodies detected.

The real calculated API would be, after correction, 482.8 in 2005, and 511.8 in 2007.

We speculate that the correction has been neglected because it requires committing to an estimate of the error rate, and researchers fear that an inaccurate correction would be worse than no correction at all.

And this would-be correction is grounded in Stingo's initial resentment and ambivalence".

It shall be noted that transformation of spectra following the procedure of Ref. [15] would not be correct without correction terms depending on the measurement configuration of beams.

"My view would be this little correction would be time to get on the ladder.

At 150 bucks, if Tesla were to miss expectations, there would be a severe correction.