Sentence examples for be correct to consider from inspiring English sources

This finding suggests that it would not be correct to consider all freezing rain storms as a single homogeneous statistical population, which is the current practice in the extreme value analysis of ice storms.

Therefore, it would be correct to consider the M1 phenotype as having more M1 than M2 markers and vice versa.

While it was correct to consider the public interest, the appeals court said, that does not mean the "best interest" possible.

Longshot's lawyers tried to argue that, as yet another golf course was "wanted" by their potential customers, the council was correct to consider there to be a "need" for the scheme, legally allowing them to approve the building work in the Green Belt.

Therefore it would have been correct to consider all the cases in the questionnaire worthy of a report.

As the patient safety course stressed the importance of making a report of all incidents, it would have been correct to consider all the vignettes in the questionnaire worth a report.

The amount of mixing water was corrected to consider the water absorbed by the fine and coarse aggregates.

In the gene-centric approach, only the gene terms have to be correct to be considered as a true positive.

With a similar capacity to support the key restriction point of thymic function (precursor entry), it may be more correct to consider the thymus an organ capable of a diverse array of functionally equivalent structures, complete with invaginations, adipocyte enclaves, cysts, and epithelial voids.

Therefore, it is not correct to consider different formulations as equivalent: sublingual administrations must be recognized as such, and distinguished from other types of transmucosal administration.

A. It's absolutely correct to consider people who do not respond to an invitation as rude.