(From παλαιος, ancient; cenome is from κοινος, common, as in biocenosis, and instead of coenome, which would be more correct, but with a rather awkward spelling; c.f. oecology vs. ecology).
Therefore, in order to study the development over time in individuals, it would be more correct to follow a cohort over time rather than comparing prevalence estimates for children of different age groups, who were all surveyed at the same time.
Servan-Schreiber explained that the accuracy of prediction markets comes from the theory of the "wisdom of the crowd," which holds that collective knowledge aggregated from a group of people is likely to be more correct than that of a single person.
It may be more correct to speak of a universal judge-made law, which is a more neutral and descriptive expression of a reality which is calling us to a great work of rigour and imagination.
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.
Spencer has been tagged as a social Darwinist, but it would be more correct to think of Darwin as a biological Spencerian.
Baffert could not be more correct when it comes to a horse's health.
What would be more correct, however, would be to engage in a discussion of society's mores and values.
