Sentence examples for correct depending on from inspiring English sources

It was further established that the concept of an intrinsically oil-wet or water-wet surface or reservoir cannot, in general, be correct: depending on the nature of the oil and brine, different species in a crude oil will adsorb on the mineral surfaces and at the oil water interface, thereby determining the wetting behavior of a reservoir or rock.

Each answer is correct, depending on how you define driverless technologies and the rules and regulations needed to oversee them.

(Both spellings are correct, depending on where it's made; American and Irish have the "e" while Scotch and Canadian lose it).

65 Predictions were 59%80%% correct, depending on the database of protein interactions used.

For each vignette, univariate analysis using logistic regression was used to generate an odds ratio of answering correct depending on the participants' characteristics.

There is experimental evidence in support of both of these competing hypotheses, and indeed, both may be correct depending on the intensity and duration of the hypoxic stimulus, and on the cell type involved.

This is not a theory pluralism so much as the view that which theory of the architect's role (or other aspects of architecture) is viewed as correct depends on one's context and interests.

However, we show that whether or not it is actually correct depends on how one makes it precise; with one formalization that seems particularly natural to us, it is incorrect.

Whether he was literally correct depends on how one assesses what happened to those wounded in the battle, most of whom died later of their injuries.

James proposed to solve the problem by pointing out that which answer is correct depends on what you 'practically mean' by 'going round'.

And if descriptions being correct depends on "objective structure" in the world, is that compatible with the claim that all "numerical ascriptions are simply incomplete independent of or prior to… a legitimate conceptualization of [that] portion of reality"?