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overcorrection

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o·ver·cor·rec·tion (vr-k-rkshn)
n.
An adjustment that surpasses a set criterion, especially of a desired behavior.

overcorrection 
A term applied to a corrective prescription of slightly higher power than required. It has occasionally been suggested as an attempt to slow the progression of myopia. See myopia control.


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In the second half of 2010, if home values show consistent stabilization or even a modest increase, then home sales could remain at normal healthy levels because consumers would no longer be worried about a price overcorrection," Yun said.
Risks Though otoplasty is considered low-risk, complications can possibly occur, such as infection, overcorrection, and, in extremely rare cases, altered hearing.
 
 
 
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