Sentence examples for common correct from inspiring English sources
Initially, we chose the categories that are relevant to common correct ideas and alternative conceptions in the students' writing and then added categories for less common ideas until we established a comprehensive group of categories reflecting the concepts in this set of responses.
As Mr Sanchez observes, conservatives have their own stories about why their political preferences do not prevail.This has long been a major strain in conservative thinking: Everyone would see that our views are just simple common sense obviously correct!—if not for a liberal media cabal systematically lying to people all day.
It is common to correct the GCM simulations by removing the systematic biases at the time scale of interest, usually individually for each GCM variable that is needed.
Google is constantly doing things to automatically tweak your queries — it'll swap in common synonyms, correct spelling, omitting certain terms that might not be necessary, and so on.
Thus, it is common to correct PINT by subtracting the expected amount of PINT produced by random covariation.
(2007): tree topology, placement of common ancestor, correct placement of character traits, and alignment of extant taxa at branch tips.
However, we also found that "D/F" students who did not see the display switched from a most common (and correct) answer to a less common (and incorrect) answer 62.5% of the time.
REs are also of great importance in polarized cells, which have multiple recycling endosome compartments (apical, and common) and correct segregation and trafficking of proteins through the REs is essential for establishing cell polarity and maintaining tight junctions (TJ) and adherens junctions (AJ).
The LDPC code is one of the most common error-correcting codes.
Some common falsehoods corrected --. - waserworld was not a gigantic flop.
This study suggests that when instructors display the bar graph, students may think that the most common answer is correct rather than constructing a correct response through discussion with their peers.
