The phrase "a correct identification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accuracy or validity of identifying something or someone.
Example: "The detective was pleased to have made a correct identification of the suspect in the lineup."
Alternatives: "an accurate identification" or "a valid identification".
Its weights are automatically tuned by optimization algorithms until it learns to make a correct identification.
Therefore, a correct identification is important in order to characterize their propagation modes.
The foil must help the interrogator to make a correct identification.
Results of the application for an industrial case show that this methodology can support a clear definition of the problem and also a correct identification of the factor ranges in particular situations.
(For instance, the computer might answer, "No," in response to, "Are you a computer?" and might follow a request to multiply one large number by another with a long pause and an incorrect answer). The foil must help the interrogator to make a correct identification.
ADCmin values allowed a correct identification of lesions as either medulloblastoma or other in 91% of cases.
A previous study revealed a 72.4%% correct identification rate for Acinetobacter species by using MALDI-TOF mass spectrometer [ 28].
The pluralists attack the view that "for any selection process, there is a uniquely correct identification of the operative selective forces and the level at which each impinges" (Waters 1991, p. 553).
Pilot work has established these items as being equally identifiable in both young and aged participants, with a mean correct identification of 74%, while using the viewing window paradigm.
Combining these with our improved query algorithm, we reach a higher correct identification rate (37% increase in true positives) with fewer false identifications (false positives) than the best performing existing HSQC databases.
Using a differently defined taxon sampling and a different criterion for correct identification a similar relationship between number of barcode regions and discrimination ability was found by Fazekas et al. [7].
