Sentence examples for a correct change from inspiring English sources

Patient 9 was scored doubtful on the initial MRI; however, the availability of PET resulted in a correct change of opinion to probably local residual tumor.

It is assumed, therefore, rather than certain, that the PET-CT findings were accurate and resulted in a correct change in MDT recommendation.

In the prospective study of Menzel and colleagues, a correct change in stages resulted in six out of 28 (21%) patients (Menzel et al, 2002).

Returning his judgement on the case of John Downey, Mr Justice Sweeney said: "When the defendant received his [2007 assurance] letter he was entitled to and did believe that it was the product of careful and competent further work, and that there had been a genuine and correct change of mind about him - particularly given that he was a supporter of the peace process.

It was a simple and correct change, said Fox, who added: "There were two people who had the ball and it ended up out.

In one, he became a superherolike "Money Fairy," breaking up an actual fight over the correct change between a hot-dog vendor and his customer by giving each the sum of money in dispute.

She bought a $4 lemon crepe and elicited not just correct change but a reminder that she would need a plastic knife and fork.

But signs of progress are clear, like E. J.'s ability to calculate the correct change for a pretzel and to interrupt his mother's musings to repeat his highest bowling score of the day, a 69.

There were some startling exceptions to the rule - like the abundance of ramps in Chengdu, the helpful policeman on the train to Xian, the couple in Shenzhen station who lent us correct change for a vending machine, and Yingchen, the biology student in Hangzhou station who helped us find a guard with a key for the lift.

The store cashier will hand you back 30 cents -- just a little more than the correct change.

- In performing simple math such as calculating correct change in a market situation and calculating bus fares, NFE graduates scored twice as high as non-learners, with around 90 percent correctly answering the questions.