Sentence examples for be correctly perceived from inspiring English sources

We suspect inadequate refinement of the ligand geometry because the same functional groups in the other entries can be correctly perceived by our algorithm.

Bernie Sanders is more ideologically extreme than Hillary Clinton, and he would be correctly perceived that way, in part because he embraces the label of "socialist".

As a consequence, to be correctly perceived by the subjects, the movement of a limb must have a larger joint excursion than in controls.

Similarly, short fragments of connected speech presented in the absence of a rhythmic context (including single monosyllabic words) are often significantly less intelligible than connected speech, but can still be correctly perceived (Pickett and Pollack 1963).

Sports were correctly perceived as ideal for capturing audiences for advertisers.

Short-term monopolization of an increasing-returns market is correctly perceived as a reward or prize for innovation and risk taking.

As things are, it is correctly perceived as little more than an agent of the state; local democracy is seen as a sham.

No known prior administration has relied upon the use of NDAs to try to silence public employees, because any such document was correctly perceived as legally unenforceable and problematic on so many levels.

For this dataset, our algorithm achieves the prediction accuracy is 97.8% (1265 structures were correctly perceived).

The theory-ladenness of measurement was correctly perceived as a threat to the possibility of a clear demarcation between the two languages.

Most people do not have special talents, and many of those who do never harbor ambitions to pursue what is correctly perceived as a difficult life path.