Sentence examples for considering as correct from inspiring English sources
Evidence: suggests considering as correct the member of the pair that has been reported as "person evidence" in WormBase.
This improved performance was obtained by considering as correct those predicted terms that, when compared to the manually annotated terms, were either an exact match or a direct parent concept based on the PSI-MI ontology graph structure.
Correctness was checked by alignment, and a contig is considered as correct if it can be aligned to a reference with 95% similarity by BLAT (Kent, 2002).
Any argument showing that the X-ray had, or could have, modified their management strategy was considered as correct justification by the authors.
The coefficients of variation of replicating the examination were analyzed in various determinations for testing the exactness of the investigation and variation below 10% were considered as correct.
The second mapping criterion depicted in Figure 6(b), considers as correct the association between model and target phonemes that was most frequently adopted by the recognition models on that particular target language.
Second, it has been specified what results of the querying provided by the evaluated systems (i.e., the 'output') are considered as correct ones in accordance to the proposed methodology.
A match is considered as correct if the query sub-fingerprint and its matched sub-fingerprint belong to the query excerpt and the reference audio of a same music signal, respectively.
Finally, Fig. 16 shows a section of the two maps of Potsdam, Germany, where it is difficult to decide for a human expert whether the found match should be considered as correct or not.
Two targets seem not to be well adapted for docking: cp3a4, whose best pose was considered as correct because it is very close to the limit RMSD of 2 Å.
For example, when two or even all three of the tested algorithms deliver essentially the same result within reasonable error bars for an image, they are to be considered as correct in a qualitative sense with a high likelihood.
