Sentence examples for correct directed from inspiring English sources

The search space is now much bigger: we are not looking for the correct directed acyclic graph, or even graph but the correct hypergraph ([34]).

It also lacks the cellular control for correct, directed trafficking and insertion of hemichannels into membranes.

"These elections show that the steps taken by the government and the legislature are correct and directed at preventing serious impacts of the global crisis on the economic situation in Russia," said Boris Gryzlov, the party chairman.

Thus, it is essential to deepen the presence of comorbidities in children and adolescents with primary headache to choose the correct therapy directed not only to improve headache but also the patient's quality of life.

The Safe Harbor Act could correct this, directing these children to safe houses.

He was an editor who knew how to correct and direct without ever being condescending or hurtful.

Judge Ralston pointed out that he had not been troubled that in ordering the body handled by the Canon Funeral Home, he was, had his assumption been correct, effectively directing the integration of a white cemetery.

Results show that the proposed method accurately predicts the spectrally corrected direct normal irradiance with a RMSE (root mean square error) of 2.92% and a MBE (mean bias error) of 0%.

An interesting approach for the modelling of an HCPV module is based on the premise that the electrical parameters of an HCPV module can be obtained from the spectrally corrected direct normal irradiance and the cell temperature.

The addition of the EcoR1 site create an amino acid change from V85 to E that was corrected by site directed mutagenesis using the following oligonucleotides: Sense-5'-GCTGTGTGCTTCGTATTCATGGCTGGGG and antisense-5'-CCCCAGCCATGAATACGAAGCACACAGC.

After cloning p53 into the pTRE3G-mCherry vector, the premature stop codon of p53 was corrected by site directed mutagenesis using 5′-CTGTTGGGGCGGCGCTGCTTCGAGGTGCGC-3′ (sense) and 5′-GCGCACCTCGAAGCAGCGCCGCCCCAACAG-3′ (antisense) primers.