The phrase "a non correct" is not standard in written English; the correct form would be "incorrect." You can use "incorrect" when referring to something that is not right or accurate.
Example: "The answer you provided is incorrect, and it needs to be revised."
Alternatives: "not correct" or "wrong."
In fact, the procedures used for the identification of the transcripts common to both libraries may cause some bias due, for example, to a non-correct identification of gene families or to different variants of duplicated genes, especially when dealing with a tetraploid species like A. naccarii.
Balance was evaluated with regard to exaggerated or non correct claims.
Moreover, we attempted to evaluate whether the analyzed articles were unbalanced (i.e., containing exaggerated or non correct claims about the discussed topic) or not.
CNVs can predispose to genomic disorders or complex genetic diseases such as autism and schizophrenia due to non correct recombinative events between non allelic CNVs [ 8- 11].
a CLNF with corrected B parameter but non corrected A parameter for the round lips.
Speaking at the Conservative Political Action Conference, Trump claimed that he wanted to use a non-politically correct word but wouldn't because his wife didn't want him to.
Big Brother runner-up Helen Adams sets the record straight, the Sun "I intend to be a non-politically correct wife, baking and cooking all day and making myself sexually available".
Using an appropriate database, a pseudo CT could be synthesised from an MRI image acquired during a previous examination, then registered to the non corrected PET image and finally used to correct the PET data.
No difference was observed on either test between THGI and non corrected patients on initial presentation.
The clinical course was benign, only 9.4% (3/32) patients requiring IVIg (2 in the THGI group, 1 in the non corrected group).
We observed no difference in the clinical presentation or follow up of the transient group as compared to the non corrected IGD patients and resolution of serum Ig abnormality did not cause a complete clinical remission in all patients.
