What memories the still living Ooty dwellers produced for him were "not always correct" as he courteously puts it, and generally the facts were difficult to check.
It is, however, not guaranteed that, apart from potentially low probability of its occurrence, a conjecture's premises are always correct, as its real causes might have been overlooked.
The markets behave on the assumption, probably entirely correct, that Congress will, as always, raise the debt ceiling at the last minute, and do nothing else of consequence.
This assumption is probably not always correct, as first demonstrated by Henriksen et al. (1995).
The SSAHA localization with the highest score is almost always correct, as it overlaps with the known localization of a gene for 99% of full-length gene queries and 98% of sequence tag queries.
Following Wunderlich and Mirny (2006), we consider the predictions of any method on the later 2 genes as always correct to compute the accuracy of the prediction, while we remove them to compute receiver operating characteristic (ROC) curves.
Whenever severe airflow occurs, the gas mixes less effectively and, therefore, sampling in the initial expired concentration of the gas tracer is not always correct as it is likely to overestimate the real value of alveolar gas concentrations and consequently underestimate that of the alveolar volume.
As always, correct any grammar, spelling and punctuation errors, but also keep an eye out for flow and transition.
His point was that because the film shows multiple approaches to intelligence gathering, of which torture is only one tactic, and because the torture isn't shown as always producing correct or instant leads, it offers a nuanced answer to the question of whether torture works.
We used post graduate training as a proxy indicator of research experience which may not always be correct as there are variations in the profiles of post graduate programs.
He was referring to Jean-Marie Ancher, who has been the maître d'hôtel of Taillevent for the past 30 years, and whose approach to service was always as warmly correct as that of the late Mr. Vrinat.
