Sentence examples for choosing correctly from inspiring English sources

A third group of students observed that in the case where your first number is 60, the average number less than 60 is (1+59)/2 and that you have a 59/99 chance of choosing correctly.

The first term in (H_{mathrm{mat}}^{alpha}) is a constant that can be omitted by choosing correctly the reference of the energy.

Lachmann evidently found it possible to increase the odds of choosing correctly between more or less equally acceptable alternatives from 0.5 for a fair coin toss to about 0.7 0.8 (0.79+0.09−0.15, 0.72±0.03), on average.

In itself, 〈ΔI〉 significantly greater than 0 bits/word constitutes prima facie evidence that DLP applies to the reconstructed text, because 〈ΔI〉>0 bits/word implies by way of equation (5) that the editor has a distinctly higher likelihood p of choosing correctly by choosing the less common word than by flipping a coin (that is, p>0.5).

The relationship between choice latency and the likelihood of choosing correctly was lost in HPC animals.

Instead, the critical factor was drug state during the performance phase, with patients ON medication choosing correctly significantly more frequently than those OFF medication.

To their relief, he chooses correctly.

Let us pray we have the wisdom to choose correctly.

And Brian has chosen correctly on at least one other team.

If no one chose correctly, the contestant walked away with £50.

Given an opportunity to choose between the two, the observer more often than not chose correctly.