Sentence examples for corrected framework from inspiring English sources

Our results, therefore, provide a much-needed, robust, phylogenetically corrected framework for accurate and consistent estimation of body mass in extinct terrestrial quadrupeds, which is important for a wide range of paleobiological studies (including growth rates, metabolism, and energetics) and meta-analyses of body size evolution.

Resolution of the Credit Suisse First Boston issue will be interesting, but I think it will get cleaned up and will help people get back into a more ethically correct framework.

We show that the correct framework for this investigation is that of operator Lorentz spaces possessing an extrapolation description.

Quebec's education minister, Yves Bolduc, has come under fire from the Quebec legislature for defending the strip-search for arguing it followed the correct framework.

We need a new error-correcting framework which is different from the block codes theory.

If $\EC_b $and $\EC_c$ cannot be combined, which is the correct framework to use in describing a harmonic oscillator?

But one financial expert said moving ahead with changes now need not be a problem if the correct framework was introduced.

The single framework rule prohibits combining incompatible frameworks; it does not assert that there is just one correct framework to use in modeling a particular physical situation.

This observation motivated the model in [5] stepping back one limit procedure, and thus providing the correct framework for the derivation of limit theorems.

For Carnap it was a matter of usefulness and practicality which one of these frameworks will be selected by the scientists to formulate their theories in, and there is no one correct framework that truly mirrors the world as it is in itself.

The answer, again a key point in the histories interpretation, which will be discussed in more detail in section 5, and also section 11, is that in the quantum world there is never a single correct framework, there are always many possibilities, something rather strange from the perspective of classical physics.