Sentence examples for be correct for a from inspiring English sources

Both opinions may be correct for a nation, depending on what they believe and the steps taken.

This interpretation would be correct for a relative risk of 2. However, both measures are quite similar under certain conditions, and differences do not lead to a different interpretation in the present study.

"It rights an injustice that has sorely needed to be corrected for a long time".

She said that her failures to credit other authors were unintended and that the problems would be corrected for a new edition.

The results illustrate that the achromatic design is achieved and the secondary spectrum can be corrected for a narrow bandwidth.

The authors have concluded that non-uniformity must be corrected for a proper metric application, as most have been designed for perceptual uniform scales.

However, it is not entirely clear whether all aspects of the molecular pathophysiology would have to be corrected for a compound to constitute a satisfactory therapy for DM.

The choline signal had to be corrected for a linear increase in non-specific signal observed after the endpoint of the assay.

The compensation you have since been offered is correct for a delay of 120-plus minutes on the date of travel.

"While the intent is correct, for a country of 1.2 billion people this is only a drop in the ocean".

Detection and localisation results: percentage correct on the localisation task for individual radiologists on trials when detection was correct for (a) low-density and (b) high-density mammograms.