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Meanings of corrected in English

Having something undesirable neutralized.

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Usage of corrected in English
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We calculated a corrected-for-lead-time number of observed cases for each calendar year.
Pubmed
2
The appropriate parties, including embarrassed administrators at bluesky.net, have corrected the problem.
Wired
3
However, your article made two points that I feel must be corrected.
The Irish Times
4
Deutsche later corrected the return, but authorities say that came too late.
Reuters
5
Oranga Tamariki has corrected the amount it stated was paid per family.
Radio NZ
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The following oversights in the third edition were corrected in subsequent editions.
Weymouth New Testament in Modern Speech, Preface and Introductio...
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The mineral imbalance often seen in patients with CKD should be corrected.
Pubmed
8
As the lift opened he corrected himself: Actually I'm not feeling fine.
The Guardian
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However, the corrected p values were not significant in above all alleles.
Pubmed
10
Mean corrected QT dispersion was significantly higher in cases compared with controls.
Pubmed
11
Severity of illness also increased over time, even when corrected for age.
Pubmed
12
A number of the toxicities observed either resolved spontaneously or were corrected.
Pubmed
13
This was a data interpretation error which has been corrected, said Mkhize.
The South African
14
There is an error in the estimate which needs to be corrected.
What is Property? An Inquiry into the Principle of Right and of ...
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A spokesperson for the company said the revision corrected a typographical error.
Reuters
16
Then he quickly corrected himself, saying elk were, in fact, the target.
Reuters
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