Sentence examples for be correct at the from inspiring English sources

He said: "The intelligence that was released was believed to be correct at the time it was released".

On the lateral view, the entry site appears to be correct (at the tip of the greater trochanter).

Results suggest that with 13 ecological systems, we might expect an average of 70% ± 10% of imputations to be correct at the system level.

The view angle must be correct at the time of acquisition since post-processing software cannot compensate for positioning differences.

A bootstrap value of 70% is likely to be correct at the 95% level, and bootstrap values higher than 70% were taken as sufficient evidence for grouping.

It is clear that these results cannot all be correct at the same time, but it is difficult to solve the controversy using the methods that have been described to date.

Perhaps, like Wikipedia, it should have been published electronically so that its more glaring deficiencies could be corrected at the touch of a button.

Another improvement is the scrapping of the gimmicky highlighting of 'unusual words' in the text, but this has led to the loss of these words altogether, an editorial blunder which I am assured will be corrected at the first opportunity.

The code rate (CR) determines the amount of erroneous symbols than can be corrected at the application layer.

The Hamiltonian in Eq. (39) represents the cross-Kerr effect up to a known phase, that can be corrected at the end.

By contrast, in MNase-Seq experiments, because nucleosomal and control DNA are assayed separately, the experimental biases can only be corrected at the nucleosome calling stage.