Sentence examples for be correct with a from inspiring English sources

When tested against experiments, the predictions of the Standard Model "turned out to be correct with a level of precision which is astonishing," Dr. de Rujula said.

So the short answer is I wouldn't worry too much about it because I think it's going to be correct with a little bit of patience.

All mathematical point, which are made, seem to be correct, with a particular emphasis concerning geometric arguments about spheres inscribed in a regular tetrahedron and over-dimensionality of the Z-curve.

Although we coded responses made after 10 seconds as incorrect, analysis revealed that of these "incorrect" responses, 55.43% of those responses would be correct, with an average response time of 13.04 seconds.

The measurements have subsequently to be corrected with a geometrical correction factor that takes into account the portion of the sky vault blocked by the shadow-ring.

If she contends there was a fundamental breach that cannot be corrected with a mere apology then some further action might be needed," Aftergood said.

The concentration of arts funding in London and the south-east would be corrected, with a more equitable sharing-out of funds across the whole of England.

The report criticises the Equalities and Human Rights Commission for its belief that maternity discrimination is simply an issue of misinformation that can be corrected with a few well-placed facts.

In about half, the arrest is caused by an abnormal, too-fast rhythm that can be corrected with a shock, Dr. Chan said; the rest need drugs or other treatments.

Many conservatives in and out of the administration today regard the failure to move on Baghdad as the war's fatal error, which they hope can be corrected with a new invasion.

On the other hand, under-negotiated deals can be slightly less harmful, because it is easier to be corrected with a founder option re-up.