Sentence examples for correct if it from inspiring English sources

A response was coded as 'conceptually correct' if it differed from the 'exact' term but its use maintained meaning in the passage.

Correctness was checked by alignment, and a contig is considered as correct if it can be aligned to a reference with 95% similarity by BLAT (Kent, 2002).

No. Would PETA be correct if it took issue with whip use in general in racing in North Amierca?

John Passacantando, former executive director of Greenpeace in the US, once reportedly told big-oil and gas executives: "You're going to wish you were the tobacco companies once this stuff hits and people realize you were the ones who blocked [action]." His warning may eventually be proven correct if it turns out their industry lobby is to blame.

Because WordNet is organized as a hierarchy of categories, the software can simply choose a level of abstraction where it has a very high probability of being correct: if it is not sure a given picture shows a rabbit, for instance, it goes to the next level (mammals) or the one above that (animals).

The information may be correct if it is greater than D+ and smaller than D−.

First, by painting an inaccurate picture of the British system, it helps blind Americans to weaknesses in their own one that need to be corrected if it is not to collapse under the weight of its costly inefficiencies.

If its website is representative of its work, and I am happy to be corrected if it is not, then there appears to be little policy activity and only one staffer.

Writer notices some mistakes on the globe that should have been corrected if it was painted in 1975 and thinks it could have been as early as 1971.

Benjamin proposes that a literary work will be "politically correct only if it is also literarily correct".

But if practical reasoning is correct only if it begins from a correct premise, what is it that insures the correctness of its starting point?