Uncorrected

It looked at claims for overgrown plants which had not been trimmed, the failure to maintain missing or damaged traffic signals, or other traffic signs, uncorrected potholes, excessive oil or gravel and faded road paint markings.

However, there is a substantial lack of awareness about the importance of good vision and access to sustainable eye care remains limited in large parts of the world, with 1 in 3 people still suffering from uncorrected poor vision.

Many more millions of dollars are lost annually in property taxes that cannot be collected on tax defaulted parcels that place an additional burden on also under-funded fire protection districts due to their uncorrected hazardous conditions.

Manifest variable path analysis: Potentially serious and misleading consequences due to uncorrected measurement error: 300–315.

Seven people were killed and 63 were seriously injured in accidents on Britain's roads last year when "uncorrected, defective eyesight" was a contributory factor, Department for Transport data shows.

As a result, both corrected and uncorrected images are always reconstructed and read together.

Berstel & Perrin (1985) p. 377 A self-synchronizing code permits the proper framing of transmitted code words provided that no uncorrected errors occur in the symbol stream ; external synchronization is not required.

GPS makes corrections for receiver clock errors and other effects, but some residual errors remain uncorrected.

If left uncorrected, these adducts, after misreplication past the damaged sites, can give rise to mutations.

If such movements went uncorrected, they could eventually result in a collision between the sphere and the star—most likely with disastrous results.

In addition, as the same algorithm is used for background correction and elimination of lamp noise, the background corrected signals show a much better signal-to-noise ratio compared to the uncorrected signals, which is also in contrast to LS AAS.

The addition of 0.5 is the continuity correction; the uncorrected normal approximation gives considerably less accurate results.

This means that Wick's theorem, uncorrected, says that the expectation value of should be: :: and this is in fact the correct answer.