Sentence examples for correct in some cases from inspiring English sources

Le Guin's speculations about the future have proven to be eerily correct in some cases, such as cross-continent communication, so when she says "hard times are coming," it might be worth heeding her words of warning.

None of the existing result verification techniques is able to ensure with 100%% certainty that a result is correct, though in some cases they can identify an incorrect one.

According to our model, this is generally correct, but in some cases the neural network is able to generate almost perfectly correlated firing rates even if the inputs are independent.

"With clinical depression and bipolar disorder, unfortunately it can take up to ten years to get the correct diagnosis in some cases," Masand says.

So, if this is true, then why is the immune response driven in the correct direction in some cases to induce CRs, but not in other cases?

Although clinical characteristics of ICE syndrome may aid a correct diagnosis, in some cases with severe corneal edema diagnosis may be difficult [ 2, 36].

I had maybe 8-9 solder bridges that I had to correct and in some cases weak solder joints that I had to resolder.

You will need the correct tackle, in some cases fishing licenses, and maps or a guide to lead you to where the action is.

Companies that fail to correct violations will in some cases find themselves facing contempt of court orders from federal judges to force action.

Among the major problems is that the state's Education Department lowered the number of correct answers required for a passing grade, so students could pass some tests by getting only 35 percent of the questions correct -- or in some cases by simply filling in the same column of bubbles for all the questions without even reading the test!

Understanding a word requires mapping sounds to a word-form and then identifying its correct meaning, which in some cases necessitates the recruitment of cognitive control processes to direct the activation of semantic knowledge in a task appropriate manner (i.e., semantic control).