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Meanings of uncorrected in English
Synonyms
Examples for "undisciplined"
Examples for "undisciplined"
1
The Saudi health minister, Khalid al-Falih, claimed the pilgrims had been undisciplined.
2
He has not had great success because the Romans are too undisciplined.
3
It was no sinecure, this educating of the hot-tempered and undisciplined youngster.
4
Manœuvering with an army is advantageous; with an undisciplined multitude, most dangerous.
5
Walter distains his brother-in-law as a countryman and finds the children undisciplined.
Usage of uncorrected in English
1
Relatedness in the Sorbs also influenced the power of uncorrected association analyses.
2
A. Autograph uncorrected in B, but title changed to that in text.
3
I don't believe he left his work uncorrected out of mere impatience.
4
Cervical cancer rates uncorrected for hysterectomy may underestimate regional and racial disparities.
5
High mGFR was defined as both corrected and uncorrected for body surface area.
6
Conclusions: High age-based uncorrected mGFR showed the most consistent associations reflective of hyperfiltration.
7
The images from Starfire are 40 times sharper than uncorrected pics.
8
Estimate also the probable end if uncorrected, and a reasonable method of correction.
9
The following spelling inconsistencies and possible typographical errors were left uncorrected:
10
Between-group differences in uncorrected and corrected distance visual acuities were not statistically significant.
11
Like so many mistakes of the conquistadors, the misnomenclature went uncorrected.
12
Pledged to try the surgeon's experiment, I left his error uncorrected, of course.
13
These are blots positive, unless untrue, and when uncorrected tinge the whole character.
14
As the empire grew and the armies grew, abuses accumulated uncorrected.
15
But Maurice made one slip after another, and she let them pass uncorrected.
16
This tendency, if left uncorrected, could end only by producing a bureaucratic despotism.
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