Sentence examples for correct and clearly from inspiring English sources
As a consequence, comparing NFnuGTR and NFdiGTR is correct and clearly interpretable, at least for models with multiplicative π, and to a lesser extent for others, whereas TF is cumbersome: one needs to spend quite a lot of effort to specify the nucleotide GTR process, even after the unintuitive realization that TFnuGTR doesn't do the job.
Preliminary experiments determined the correct dosing schedule and clearly demonstrated a dose-dependent effect (Supplementary Fig 5B and C).
Therefore, the need for accurate DNA sequence data, tied to both correct taxonomic names and clearly annotated specimen data, has never been greater.
Tamijani et al. [52] reported the results of the adsorption of noble-gas atoms on the TiO2 (110) surface-based van der Waals corrected DFT approach and clearly demonstrated the increase in the adsorption energies caused by vdW interactions.
The primary methodology of the assessment process is proposition level exact matching, which can identify correct and incorrect propositions clearly and can report the results immediately.
In two cases the Xref assignment was clearly correct and the appropriate corrections were made to our list.
"The challenge was, and remains to some extent, to communicate the correct messages clearly, and to establish a consensus on what could be agreed in terms of standards and indicators," explains Joyner.
"His calculation was rather correct, and the Duma is clearly backing the president in this," he said.
Allowing the fact that Washington was not yet president when he led the Continental Army -- remember, there was no national executive at the time -- the answer is clearly correct and will work on a short answer test in any classroom.
Four were clearly correct and the fifth one may be as well (Escherichia coli YihX, below).
Indeed, if your goal would be to explain why mutation and selection can create complex features that you specify in advance, then the conclusion is clearly correct and uncontroversial.
