correction
કરેક્શન
definition
noun
I checked the typing for errors and sent it back for correction
the action or process of correcting something.
translation of 'correction'
શુદ્ધિ,
દુરસ્તી
noun
સુધારો
example
One possibility for doing this would be to use a Bonferroni 'correction' to adjust the threshold for each single-marker test.
He believes that exchange rate stability has partially resulted from a 'correction' of the overshooting in valuation of the dollar following the pound's depreciation in 2003.
If someone with more knowledge in this area sees an error, I would be delighted to post a 'correction' .
But that great show of strength almost surely points to a longer and deeper 'correction' process in the years ahead.
The system, while certainly not immune to boom and busts, at least had a mechanism of self-regulation and 'correction' .
They didn't note that they had made such a 'correction' , of course, because admitting error is beneath them.
Current premium levels will not cover anticipated losses without major 'correction' .
P values reported are unadjusted for multiple comparisons, but the results stand after 'correction' with the Bonferroni method.
Since this study did not focus on short-term dynamics of induction kinetics on a scale of seconds, 'correction' was not made for the underestimation of peaks due to mixing in the cuvette as suggested by Pearcy et al..
If it were, and if we were to see a significant overall 'correction' to world stock markets as a result, it would not necessarily signal the end to the good times.
I once dated a guy u2013 'correction' u2013 had one date with a guy
But they also need discipline in the negative sense of 'correction' and punishment for wrongdoing.
they're still looking for the market to go up and believe we are just going through a 'correction'
For if we are right, clearness of utterance forwards the cause of right; while if we are wrong, it ensures the speedy 'correction' of error.
When it announced its interest rate cut last week the Fed made clear it was not simply the result of an inventory 'correction' that would quickly come to a close, but pointed to more fundamental tendencies.
The authors make one statement that needs 'correction' .
Thinking leaves us open to 'correction' and growth, to continuing to see our horizons expanded and our lives transformed.
It drove his boss and his junior editors insane when he dropped a 10 inch thick printed copy onto their desks with red marks and slashes all over the place for 'correction' in the word processing system.
I did some colour 'correction' in the running sequence so that one of the streams didn't seem to have less cyan in it than the other two.
For starters, if an error is made, request a 'correction' .
Since March 2000 when markets started to fall, the 'correction' across the US and Europe in stock market valuations has been quite dramatic.
This index allows a 'correction' for the dilution effect.
the incompatibility of justice and 'correction' as penal objectives has long been the major unsolved problem of penal practice
I believe that once we get through the painful 'correction' process of the excess and the bubble, communications will be a bigger part of the total GNP or GDP in five years than it is today.
This prudent lending resulted in a sensible 'correction' of the market and avoided the problem of significant oversupply occurring in the main property sectors.
As the assessment is a continuous and integrative process, the student gets sufficient time for 'correction' .
Furthermore, direct 'correction' and coaching have very little effect, showing the important role of the child's own efforts.
Using a continuity 'correction' of 0.1 gave similar results.
Thus, by the early 1900s a type of 'correction' - corporal punishment - once viewed as unambiguous was increasingly coming to be questioned.
Barring a recession or a major stock-market 'correction' of high-tech stocks, Conway doesn't expect housing prices to fall.
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