Sentence examples for be correct on from inspiring English sources

Honest biological signals do not need to be perfectly informative, reducing uncertainty to zero; all they need to be useful is to be correct "on average".

Carroll could be correct on one thing: breakfast does not make us skinnier, healthier or more successful.

To this end, our main concern with the raw C. elegans genomic data is that the alternatively spliced regions will be harder for the HMM to manage, since it is not part of the modeling in any way, and will be harder to score, since one prediction will exclude an overlapping alternatively spliced variant, such that to be correct on one you have to be wrong on the other.

You would be correct on all three points.

Under the agreement, umpires are to be correct on 90percentt of calls.

Any of those answers would be correct on a multiple-choice test.

Doubtless, she is correct on that.

Jarvis was correct on both counts.

He was correct on South Africa, he was correct on issues around women's rights and equality for black people.

I think the readers are correct on this.

"The Catholic church is correct on the ethical principles but has been misled on the science.