Sentence examples for be correct according to from inspiring English sources

Sadly, her assessment seems to be correct, according to a recent study on the experiences of women and men working in medical schools.

9. "Some of the potassium results at Theranos were so high that patients would have to be dead for the results to be correct, according to one former employee".

The latter theory appears to be correct, according to a study that will be published this summer in Biology Letters.

An anonymous tipster tells us Zappedy, a company that offered various technology products for local businesses, has been acquired by Groupon, information that turns out to be correct according to a message posted on the former's website (which, sadly, hasn't been archived by the Wayback Machine).

Now, the lettering inside it and the typeface has to be correct according to the time of the opera.

Except for IntAct, all these databases are curated, meaning that they only contain PPIs that were judged to be correct according to strict criteria.

Isochores calculated for fluid inclusions can be corrected according to the volumetric properties of quartz.

The filtration fraction should be corrected according to the amount of predilution used.

The LDM will also have such side-wall impact events in orbit and the observed data has to be corrected according to a secondary impacts experiment, such as that of Willis et al. (2004).

For subgroup analyses, the p value will be corrected according to the number of analyses conducted.

Therefore, the distribution of brightness of experimental images must be corrected according to that angular dependence.