Sentence examples for correctly endorse from inspiring English sources

In this item, Early Childhood Education majors of the same ability are more likely to correctly endorse this item than both Global Communication and Nutrition majors.

On almost all of these items, IDUs were significantly more likely than NIDUs to correctly endorse the items.

Lord Black strongly (and I believe correctly) endorses those who consider his disability one of the central shaping forces of his career and Roosevelt's response to it one of his principal claims to greatness.

Relative to 8-year olds, adults correctly endorsed more studied items as "old" but also mistakenly endorsed more critical lures.

A total score was obtained for each respondent on the HCV Knowledge Assessment by determining the number of items that was correctly endorsed.

Although participating IDUs averaged only 60% correct on this assessment, they scored higher than participating NIDUs overall, and a greater proportion of NIDUs correctly endorsed 9 of the 20 individual items.

The figure shows 5 items, the one on the furthest right is the hardest and would be probably endorsed correctly by those with a higher ability.

'Recollection' trials were defined as old items that were correctly recognized and endorsed with recollection (i.e., R response).

He did not actually use the words "endorse" or "endorsement" until reporters pressed him to make sure they understood correctly what was going on.

'Familiarity' trials were defined as old items that were correctly recognized but not endorsed with recollection (i.e., probably old or definitely old responses).

"Bobby Jindal showed today why he's consistently named one of the nation's least-popular governors: by ignoring his constituents, members of his own party, and business leaders who correctly understand that legislation that endorses discrimination is wrong and should be rejected," the statement reads.