Sentence examples for be correct with an from inspiring English sources

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.

A more recent study of curation by the Comparative Toxicogenomic Database (CTD) team (18) reported similar results on a complex curation task for disease gene– chemical relations from the literature: 91% of the interactions extracted by CTD biocurators were judged by the lead curator to be correct, with an average recall of 71%.

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.

That error could then be corrected with an additional pulse.

Inadequate bowel cleansing can be corrected with an alteration in bowel preparation and patient discomfort can be addressed by modifying the anesthesia used.

As long as some phylogenetic signal is conserved, this random noise in the data can be corrected with an appropriate substitution model.

Generation of volatile fatty acids as by-products decreases the pH of the fermentation medium, which can be corrected with an alkaline agent.

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.

A mild B12 deficiency can be corrected with a standard multivitamin.

Most tracking errors are caused by uncovered regions and can be corrected with a few user inputs.