Sentence examples for correctly combined from inspiring English sources

The scale score is the number of questions answered correctly, combined with the degree of difficulty of those questions.

Those who correctly combined Eight Belles with Big Brown, Denis of Cork and Tale of Ekati in exacta, trifecta and superfecta bets won hundreds and thousands of dollars.

To meet standards, fourth graders need a scale score (the number of questions answered correctly, combined with the degree of difficulty of those questions) of at least 637.

The scale score is based on the number of questions answered correctly, combined with the degree of difficulty of those questions.

A better phone classifier may be achieved if all these posteriors are correctly combined.

The probabilities of the conformance regions are correctly combined to provide a single series-system index to be maximized by adjusting distribution parameters.

Compared to a DCE, respondents evaluate only one profile scenario at a time, which obviates correctly combining profiles.

Named specimens FGGUB R. 1580-1585, these were discovered in 1997 in Romania by Dan Grigorescu, but the morphology of the arm was so unusual that scientists could not correctly combine them, mistaking them for the remains of an oviraptorosaur.

The parameters extracted from these techniques provide useful information in a microscopic level however their accurate interpretation is not always straightforward as diffusion and perfusion similarities exist between pathologies, and one should be very careful in correctly combining and evaluating all the available MR data.

Although methods siz1m, s i z 1m:p o s m and s i z 1m:b o c T would solve the case correctly, the combined wrong evidences of posm and bocT outweigh the value coming from siz1m.

The individuals with autism of the EI group and the participants with Down syndrome obtained a score 6 in the ABLA test, which indicates that they were able to correctly perform combined auditory-visual discrimination tasks (Verbeke, Martin, Yu, & Martin, 2007).