The phrase "are correct in relation to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accuracy or validity of information in relation to a specific context or subject.
Example: "The findings of the study are correct in relation to the initial hypothesis proposed by the researchers."
Alternatives: "are accurate concerning" or "are valid with respect to".
When they are identical, the movement is "correct" in relation to its previous performance.
Thus, the position of these cells was "correct" in relation to their subsequent fate, and indeed we did not observe these cells to change their position and move into the deeper, EPI compartment.
When all these variables were corrected in relation to one another but no variables were eliminated, age, clinical stage and comorbidity was found to be statistically significant (p<0.05).
The performance of the system in PMID-centric evaluation was lower than the gene-centric task mainly due to the fact that both the entity recognition (for gene and disease) and the relation extraction have to be correct in order to achieve good performance (Table 4).
All the facts are correct - I was quoted in relation to an exam project, ARDressCode, at the University of Aarhus in Denmark.
They now hold "a stranglehold over what is morally acceptable and politically correct in relation to the past," complains Guido Westerwelle, the liberals' 40-year-old leader.
As the U.S.A. continues to evolve, and as gay men become increasingly more open about our true identities, we must take advantage of all opportunities to educate others about what is correct, and what isn't, in relation to male homosexuality.
This relation is correct in relativity when F^\mu is the four-force, m is the invariant mass, and A^\mu is the four-acceleration.
Chakrabortty is correct in his assertion that "the nature of race relations in this country has got more subtle".
Results are expressed in relation to the concentration of tissue proteins to correct differences in the amount of cell per surface, secondary to intestinal wall dilation.
6. Check the heights of your letters Letters must be the correct height in relation to each other – if the height of your letters are wrong, your writing will be difficult to read.
