| The most common complication is under or over correction rectifiable after 6 months. |
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| One can only assume this is rectifiable solely through writing to the authors and asking them sweetly for their missing signatures. |
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| For example, a lathe or other machine tool may be free of rectifiable contamination on the surface, making it usable in a Be-free environment. |
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| The dramatic changes I experienced after just a few lessons were because some of my problems were caused or exacerbated by quite easily rectifiable postural faults. |
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| A blade too high will lead to a too wide angles to the ground which will not be rectifiable with the adjustment arm. |
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| This led to a logistical nightmare and horrendous spectator experience, the former at least being rectifiable. |
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| Many seem to throw in the towel and give up the fight with fashion, but it is all so easily rectifiable and this is where I know I can help. |
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| If their problem is surgically rectifiable, they are referred to the surgeons, seen by them and then operated on. |
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| A part of a curve is rectifiable if its length can be determined. |
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| This is the easily rectifiable problem facing many albino schoolchildren. |
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| However deep the effects of economic crises and critical times may be, they are rectifiable, albeit with significant negative consequences for many people. |
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| It may well be rectifiable and in October 2017 everyone on benefit in and out of work will be on universal credit, as Duncan Smith had always planned and insists will still happen. |
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| We've been told by two sets of local repair firms that the problem with our far-from-cheap fridge freezer may or may not be rectifiable. |
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| I'm not sure if it is permanent or rectifiable, either way, it does nothing for the first impression of one of the city's most prestigious buildings. |
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| The buyer should beware, however, that practically every page of the review copy I received contains some combination of easily rectifiable typographical or factual errors. |
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| It doesn't matter because imperfections are perfectly rectifiable. |
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