The phrase "a number of correct" is not correct in English as it lacks a noun to complete the thought.
It can be used when referring to multiple correct items or answers, but it needs to be followed by a noun.
Example: "There are a number of correct answers to this question."
Alternatives: "several correct" or "many correct".
A number of corrected estimates of the effect size have been proposed based on the above result.
In this trial, comparable efficacy of gene therapy to that described in ALD subjects showing full donor chimerism after allogeneic HCT was observed despite a limited engraftment in the BM and a number of corrected circulating mononuclear cells below 15%% [ 30].
There are several variations of the intermittent reinforcement schedule; for example, a fixed-ratio schedule provides reinforcement only after a fixed number of correct responses, while a variable-ratio schedule provides reinforcement after a variable number of correct responses.
However, comparing the effort needed to assemble a given number of correct links provides an indirect way to compare the efficiency of a crowd.
It asks participants to sort cards that vary according to an unarticulated matching principle that changes after a certain number of correct responses.
Performance in motion discrimination was maintained at a high level in order to ensure that a sufficient number of correct trials were available for fMRI data analysis.
A higher number of correct answers in this time period indicated a better executive functions and processing speed.
After controlling for sex, we observe that a lower 2D:4D (reflecting a relative higher exposure to testosterone) is significantly associated with a higher number of correct answers.
USC allowed us to obtain a similar number of correct top-4 rank poses, for 87 complexes, but in a much easier and faster way.
