Sentence examples for correct depiction from inspiring English sources

Connectivity Searching may also have an important role to play where the correct depiction of a molecule is under debate.

Previous experiments capturing when one bit of DNA came close to another bit of DNA had provided only indirect information about individual connections, but the new modeling resulted in a comprehensive, biologically correct depiction (visualized above) of how our DNA fits into a nucleus.

Previous experiments capturing when one bit of DNA came close to another bit of DNA had provided only indirect information about individual connections, but the new modeling has resulted in a comprehensive, biologically correct depiction of how our DNA fits into a nucleus.

Méliès promised to produce a historically "correct" depiction of the Battle of the Alamo.

The earlier version of the ontology selected enables a correct depiction of the GO enrichment analysis for the peroxisomal proteins before the focused annotation effort.

For reversible sentences, the 2 pictures featured 1 correct depiction and 1 syntactic foil in which the roles of the 2 people are reversed (Fig. 1 B ).

LOS ANGELES— Count Tony Kushner, the "Lincoln" screenwriter, among those who believe several United States Senators went too far when they suggested that Sony Pictures should somehow correct its depiction of torture in "Zero Dark Thirty".

As the public focuses on these business models where the "product" is the user, one can only conclude that Orwell was (somewhat) correct in his depiction of "big brother".

Adrian Desmond and James Moore in their latest biography of Darwin, Darwin's Sacred Cause: How a Hatred of Slavery Shaped Darwin's views on Human Evolution, seek to correct the inaccurate depiction of Darwin and his status in the Victorian nation of ideas, as well as his reputation today.

Daniel Radcliffe, who plays the FBI undercover officer infiltrating these groups for the first time, appreciated the intelligence of the script and the fact that it didn't sell out and made every attempt to get all of the nuances correct--from the depiction of the groups his character, Nate, infiltrates, to the nature of FBI agents who are undercover.

• It is therefore correct to reject Mr. Romney's depiction as off-base and misleading.