Sentence examples for Moderately correct from inspiring English sources

We say now that homosexuality was never a disease, and was just diagnosed on moral grounds, because it was not caused by malfunctions according to any even moderately correct theory of human biology or psychology.

Concordance between patients' self-assessment and clinical reports, measured in 180 cycles, is moderately correct for vomiting and sore mouth and inadequate for the remaining symptoms even for hair loss (notified in 27% of cycles by clinicians vs 80% by patients) and nausea (38% vs 73%).

An interesting finding between the two analyses was that only 19% of individual students drew correct representations of chromosomes going through the process of meiosis in a preactivity assessment (Wright and Newman, 2011), whereas 85% of group models analyzed in this work were at least moderately correct (Table 2).

The original scheme of Sawazaki and Enescu (2014) is moderately corrected as follows.

One, dvir_GLEANR_13841 is a short protein (155 aa) that is moderately induced (corrected induction 2.04, assigned to state 2).

Parents who first made their own estimate were 22% less likely to think that the other estimate was at least "moderately likely to be correct" than were parents who evaluated the other estimate before making their own.

The classification of the results distinguished between "insufficiently informed" (zero or one correct answer), "moderately well informed" (two or three correct answers) and "well informed" (four correct answers).

The triplet is extremely thick to reduce the Petzval sum that is not fully corrected using moderately high index crown glass.

To assess visual acuity and refractive correction in moderately myopic adult eyes with suboptimal preoperative corrected distance visual acuity (CDVA) after laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) or insertion of a posterior chamber Implantable Collamer Lens phakic intraocular lens (pIOL).

By using numerical and analytical studies it is shown that the proposed methods can indeed be expected to give useful results from moderately noisy data provided a correct damping model is selected for fitting.

However, the most insoluble compound, triphenylene, is well predicted and the third most insoluble, estrone, moderately well predicted with 14 correct predictions.