Sentence examples for correctly conveyed from inspiring English sources
And worse, he explicitly conveyed our lack of interest in finding out what occurred — or, more correctly, conveyed our keen interest in not finding out what occurred.
'Attempts to explain the term 'reasonable doubt' do not usually result in making it any clearer to the minds of the jury,' Miles v. United States, 103 U.S. 304, 312, 26 L.Ed. 481, and we feel that, taken as a whole, the instructions correctly conveyed the concept of reasonable doubt to the jury.
Erroneous definitions of reasonable doubt do not require reversal as long as "taken as a whole, the instructions correctly conveyed the concept of reasonable doubt to the jury".
A second set of probabilities, P(C = 1|A = 0) and P(C = 0| A = 1), describes the intrinsic noise of the communication channel, i.e. the likelihood that a given input signal is not correctly conveyed.
To ensure that our children take tests that correctly convey what they know, we need to improve both the quality of test questions and the way in which results are interpreted.
It was promising, but hard to correctly convey the proteins in three dimensions.
Very well organized, the book correctly conveys that bonds can be every bit as exciting as stocks these days.
The watermark-to-noise ratio can be useful to infer whether the RDM channel is able to correctly convey the information bits, because the probability of the error approaches when the power of the watermark signal is approximately equal to that of the additive noise.
She described it as her first "off-screen death scene", and worked to correctly convey the emotion involved.
There is evidence that miscommunication is more likely to occur when clinicians use an inadequately mastered L2 and cannot correctly convey certain nuances of risk and certainty [ 9].
We have modified the Abstract and the main text accordingly to correctly convey the message that the improvement in power refers to our greater capacity to detect host factors relevant to viral biology.
