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self-correcting | Business English

self-correcting
adjective
ukus
a self-correcting system, situation, etc. is able to correct itself when things begin to go wrong, without outside help:
self-correcting mechanisms.
The market shows some short-term inefficiencies that tend to be self-correcting.

Examples of self-correcting

self-correcting
The democratic nature of the subsequent regime enabled self-correcting mechanisms to improve imperfect state institutions, though not dramatically, subsequent to the transitional period.
The trade-off is that this also leaves researchers with no uniform scientific standard at all, which is the essential self-correcting engine of scientific activity.
By relying on null-hypothesis significance testing procedures to evaluate research findings, however, psychology deprived itself of the essential self-correcting engine of scientific method.
This is the most important of the three issues because sound justification standards provide the indispensable self-correcting feedback for shaping and insuring the integrity of creativity in the discovery process.
These follies tend to be self-correcting, and even the natural sciences are not immune.
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