The phrase "are truly correct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when affirming the accuracy or validity of something in a sincere manner.
Example: "After reviewing the data, I can confidently say that the results are truly correct."
Alternatives: "are genuinely accurate" or "are indeed right".
We are looking to see if the paper is truly correct".
Perhaps the most important limitation to acknowledge is how can we know whether a prediction for a gene variant of uncertain significance is truly correct?
It is not possible to conclude that students are truly learning the correct answer or reasoning through SGL simply because their group marked down the correct answer as it is possible there was little debate or thought-provoking discussion when working on group quizzes.
Do not pull the measuring tape too tight to where it will press into the skin, though this will give a smaller measurement, it will not be accurate if you are truly trying to record correct size information.
You are probably reading lots of absolutist recommendations around the blogosphere but these are truly difficult issues and the correct policy responses are not obvious.This is the heart of the moral hazard argument if you do it this time, markets will assume you'll do it next time and take on excessive risk accordingly.
As shown by both our simulation study and our real data example, our method is particularly useful in the case where many tests are truly H1, while still giving correct results if few or no tests are truly H1.
It does take time and effort on your part, but if you are truly dedicated, then follow the correct path, and the tips here to become a Pokemon Master.
They are truly entrepreneurs.
They are truly disgusting.
Convergence to correct model is not guaranteed when large modelling errors exist and blind application often leads to optimal solutions which are truly sought.
