Sentence examples for correctly count from inspiring English sources
I would like to correctly count this amont of ions.
The problem with current all-electronic systems is that they can be compromised undetectably, and there is no reason to trust that they will correctly count votes, experts say.
Residents of the US territory are openly disdainful of the efforts of government, from Donald Trump downwards, to provide the basics of disaster relief, to correctly count the dead and even to express concern over their continuing plight.
However, it was infeasible to correctly count the numbers of extravasating neutrophils through closely and distantly located hotspots I and II, respectively, only in the beginning stage of inflammation because too many neutrophils were adhered on the endothelium as the inflammation progressed, thus making it impossible to discriminate a neutrophil from adjacently adhered neutrophils.
In its first round of mistakes, Pearson said it did not correctly count students' ages in calculating their percentile ranking, used incorrect scoring tables and used a faulty formula to combine the two components of the test into one percentile ranking.
It can be seen that there is very little difference between trials with or without beeps, indicating that the presence of a single beep did not affect the ability of the participants to correctly count any number of flashes.
A few days ago, he halted his wheelchair before a vending machine, correctly counted his coins and got a soda.
Just having a vote on paper is no guarantee that it will be correctly counted, he explained.
The nature and functions of chromosomes, the agents of heredity, had been known when Dr. Tjio correctly counted the number of chromosomes.
The figure, "6,000 rubles," pulsated at the bottom of the screen, the prize offered to the first caller who correctly counted the number of triangles in the square.
Mr. Christopher insisted: "I see a yearning in the country for the vote to be correctly counted, and I think we're going down that path".
