The phrase "according to a correct" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity in its intended meaning.
Example: "According to a correct interpretation of the data, we can conclude that..."
Alternatives: "based on an accurate" or "in line with a valid".
Apparently, unless Dylan performs according to a politically-correct line, he is corrupt, even immoral.
The 90%% confidence interval (the same as the 95%% interval of TOST) obtained for the distribution of the mean difference is according to a bias corrected and accelerated percentile method [28, 29].
The 90%% confidence interval (the same as the 95%% interval of TOST) obtained for the distribution of the mean difference is according to a bias corrected and accelerated percentile method [ 28, 29].
Only categories showing an enrichment value of p < 0.05 are shown (according to a hypergeometric test corrected for multiple testing using False Discovery Rate).
Data was also weighted according to a weight factor correcting for deviations within the sample from the population structure in terms of age, gender, region and nationality [ 29].
The genes were ranked according to an empirically corrected signal-to-noise: mean.siRNA - mean.Ctrl)/ sd.siRNA+sd.Ctrl+constant).siRNA+sd.Ctrl+constant
Sadly, her assessment seems to be correct, according to a recent study on the experiences of women and men working in medical schools.
Eliot's performance at the age of thirteen in English composition at school was so far in advance of her peers' that it was "reserved for the private perusal and enjoyment of the teacher, who rarely found anything to correct," according to a memoir written by the daughter of a classmate.
One way of interpreting that number is that investors think there is zero chance of the deal going ahead at the original price, a 60 percent probability of failure, and just a 20 percent possibility of either renegotiation situation proving correct, according to a Breakingviews calculator.
The latter theory appears to be correct, according to a study that will be published this summer in Biology Letters.
