uncorrected

/ ˌʌnkəˈrɛktɪd /

adjective

1. (of proofs, a transcript, etc) not having been corrected or amended

Example Sentences

If uncorrected, the image distortion causes large errors in determining the position of quantum dots and in aligning the dots within targets, waveguides, or other light-controlling devices.

From Science Daily

"Bacteria acquire resistance as a result of random mutational events that happen in the DNA replication as uncorrected 'typos'," said Osterman.

From Science Daily

In many cases, the threat of costly legal action can silence critics, leaving the scientific record uncorrected, which risks other researchers wasting funding by chasing down blind alleys.

From Science Magazine

“The defendants’ insinuations have scant factual or legal relevance to their discovery requests, but they should not stand uncorrected,” the prosecution motion states.

From Seattle Times

And the original Nov. 9 story remained online, uncorrected, as of Nov. 17, Mr. Robinson said.

From Washington Times