Sentence examples for a correct standard from inspiring English sources

Historical facts 'found' in the perspective framed by an erroneous legal standard cannot plausibly be expected to furnish the basis for correct conclusions if and merely because a correct standard is later applied to them.

EEG data were acquired while subjects heard different versions of familiar tunes that either contained a correct (standard) or an aberrant (deviant) note at the end of the melodic sequence (Figure 1) (see Methods).

Taking into account potential sampling bias [ 23] using an upper one-sided 90% confidence interval for the variance, we estimated a corrected standard deviation of 15.3.

Moreover, if essentialism regarding human persons is true that is, if we human persons have an essence locating us in our most basic kind (e.g., animal, minded being)—this would strengthen the case for a uniquely correct standard by suggesting a foundation for one.

His challenge implies that there is a favored or correct standard of knowing that turns out to be impossibly strict.

The issue here is whether New Haven violated the Equal Protection Clause, which requires a determination of the correct standard of review and an evaluation of the action under that standard.

Make sure you have a hat (to the correct standard) and all other safety gear you will need for the level of riding you will be doing.

We believe that a proper application of the correct standard of review here indicates that the District Court did not abuse its discretion.

All models were estimated in Stata (Release 9) with a robust cluster command to correct standard errors for repeated measures among subjects observed in multiple years.

The correct standard is not a novel one.

The court acknowledged that a clear probability of persecution is the correct standard for another form of relief: withholding of deportation.