Sentence examples for correctly based from inspiring English sources
Later, South guessed diamonds correctly, based on West's reticence to lead the suit.
Then maybe ask, "And if not, have you had any experience using this drug with children, and have you thought about how to dose him correctly, based not just on his weight but on his age and his metabolism?" By slowing up the process and causing the medical staff to think, you can avoid many problems.
In that case, the umpiring crew made the decision correctly based on the letter of the law, but they were overruled by Lee MacPhail, the president of the American League, who said the pine tar rule was based on economics, and not strategic advantage.
And Mr O'Neill, who is supported by the Christian Institute, said that he did not consider the Equality Commission's case to be "correctly based in law" because it suggested that "the law does not protect the fundamental right, within the commercial context of supplying services, to hold opinions nor guarantee any negative freedom of expression".
Brian Burke of Advanced NFL Stats said Smith had played the percentages correctly based on Win Probability: "The go-for-it option is worth, on net, a 0.47 W.P. That's better than the 0.42 W.P. of the punt option, at least according to league-average percentages.
For example, in studies in 2010 and 2012 that were published in the journal Dreaming, I inferred correctly, based on nothing but the unusual frequencies of certain categories of dream content, that one participant was a newspaper reporter with an active sex life and a pet dog, and that another was an emotionally troubled student who played soccer and was worried about her family.
"While the signatories to this letter are clearly supportive, the World Health Organization, correctly, bases its decisions on the best available evidence".
This shows that the symmetry models correctly base their predictions on the image content, irrespective of the position in the image.
This method is initially used to determine the equilibrium constants describing binding of a correctly base-paired primer/template to the 5′ 3′ polymerase and 3′ 5′ exonuclease sites of KF.
Thus, UL30 efficiently polymerizes two nucleotides onto the correctly base-paired DNA n –1.
We also excluded the possibility that the inefficient transfer was an artifact due to inefficient elongation of the exonuclease product, the correctly base-paired DNA n –1.
