Sentence examples for correct go from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, careless oversights, such as the misspelling of my mum's name in emails that I had to correct, go deeper than just a trivial mistake; this echoes a disrespect for the victims and disregard for accuracy.

Mean amplitude values were computed for the stimulus-locked P3 (400–700) and the response-locked ERN (incorrect no-go, 0 125 msec), Pe (incorrect no-go, 100 500 msec), and Pc (correct go, 100 300 msec) components.

Hierarchical multiple regression analyses were conducted to examine the associations of contaminant levels to go/no-go performance (mean reaction time, percent correct go, percent correct no-go) and five ERPs [N2, P3, error-related negativity, error positivity (Pe), and correct response positivity (Pc)] after control for confounding variables.

Additionally, a 2 × 2 × 3 ANOVA compared group correct go reaction times (RT) for face versus house stimuli in simple, complex and switch trials.

Each day, the discrimination between the stimuli by each individual was calculated as a percentage correct score (%C) as follows: (correct go responses + correct no-go rejections)/total number of trials.

The only correct "Go girl!" response from May would have been to reject all attempts to make her body, or how she dressed it, an issue.

We have shown that a successful job search relies as much on defining the correct go-to-market strategy as it depends on a competent implementation of that plan.

At the individual first-level analysis, the successful stop-trials (SST), the unsuccessful stop-trials (USST), the correct go-trials (GO), the trials of error, and the six movement parameters under the low- and high-motivation situations were included as regressors for estimation.

The SSRT was derived using the integration method2, 3, by which the mean SSD is subtracted from the RT of the nth go-trial, in which n is calculated by multiplying the total number of the correct go-trial with the responding rate of the stop-trials (about 50%).

In the global performance of the group of subjects, each 5% quantile is defined as a weighted average of the corresponding quantile (mean RT of correct go-responses) of each subject of the group.

This accuracy decrease was not obvious on correct go-responses towards dog-targets (respectively 95.9%, 95.5% and 94%, although a paired t-test indicated a significant difference when comparing 0%A and 100%A condition: p = 0.026, t = 2.509).