The part of a sentence "can be correctly identified" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is capable of being recognized or determined correctly. Example: In a lineup, it is important to ensure that the suspect can be correctly identified by the witness.
"If the amusement of a whoopee cushion sound is just about superiority, then the characteristics of the sound may not be that important, provided the sound can be correctly identified as a whoopee cushion," Professor Cox hypothesized.
Then the vehicle to be followed can be correctly identified.
When threshold variability increases in both models, all architectures other than coactive can be correctly identified by SFT.
The results show that, for each of the datasets, the samples of different class can be correctly identified.
Therefore, we assume that all the landmarks can be correctly identified and used in the proposed user heading estimation approach.
Thus, there is an imperative need to develop a computational method by which the target mRNAs of existing miRNAs can be correctly identified.
As shown in Table 9, for shielding failure and back-flashover with different lightning current amplitudes and lightning stroke locations, those faults can also be correctly identified.
Furthermore, Elliott et al 13 have previously shown that while it is advantageous to have all three clinical variables (including PSA, cT stage and GS) available for risk stratification, patients with high-risk disease can still be correctly identified even if one of these variable (such as PSA) is missing.
If parts of the tongue body and the background components are correctly identified, they can be simply marked as non-boundary pixels.
As pain is correctly identified, analgesic protocol can be used safely and appropriately [ 10].
Some of the necessary adjustments can be done directly by a skilled lab technician, if a problem is correctly identified.
