A bigger population of aligned correct would probably indicate most students had the concept right and hence consistently answered correctly across the voting phases.
Americans consistently, and correctly, said that they thought Mr. Bush would.
Each of these has a potential success rate of some 99 percent if used consistently and correctly.
In medicine, he writes, the problem is "making sure we apply the knowledge we have consistently and correctly".
There's a lot of concern about compliance -- that if you don't get large numbers of people taking them consistently and correctly, you risk the probability of getting a resistant strain of H.I.V. emerging.
A careful analysis by William Gale and Peter Orszag -- experts at Brookings who have consistently, and correctly, warned that administration budget projections were overoptimistic -- shows that these measures will be ineffective as stimulus, and will further worsen the budget outlook.
That tarnished personal record served as a backdrop to his speech Tuesday, as he rallied his fellow South Africans to learn their H.I.V. status, promised to get another H.I.V. test himself and urged the nation to "use condoms consistently and correctly during every sexual encounter".
Beveridge et al.[39] argue that if this intuition were true, a higher-quality sample would be consistently matched correctly.
It is crucial that the bill provides a robust, legal framework which means that the law is consistently applied correctly," added Howe.
Over time, samples that consistently classify correctly are not as heavily weighted in the analysis as samples that are difficult to classify.
She consistently, and correctly, believed that much more could be achieved through constructive engagement with the South African government than through draconian sanctions and isolation.
