| It used to be that when a book was printed thousands of copies were printed at the same time and distributed to book stores, leaving any errors uncorrectable. |
| This distance, the turning away from society, has made him uncorrectable. |
| However, a small percentage of young children continue to be diagnosed with uncorrectable visual impairments that may impede their optimal development and learning. |
| In other cases the offender fails to abide by the requirements of diversion or is engaged in behaviour that is uncorrectable. |
| Blindness implies substantial and uncorrectable vision loss in both eyes. |
| Patients with uncorrectable coagulopathy may also have an increased risk of Type II endoleak or bleeding complications. |
