Sentence examples for correctly expected from inspiring English sources
Only three other forecasts correctly expected Labour to gain seats in this election.
They correctly expected more to come.
If participants were able to acquire complete knowledge of the sequence, a reduction of the response costs should be observed because all the events would be correctly expected.
In other words, most of us correctly expect that a trip to Europe will make us happy, but we overestimate the degree of happiness it will bring us.
Putting all personal political views aside, market participants are correctly expecting the overall regulatory and tax environment to either remain the same or improve.
If defenders of social insurance (correctly) expect conservatives to acknowledge the established role of such programs (i.e. the "charity cannot replace government" argument), it is, similarly, high time for liberals to acknowledge the failure of government to (successfully) replace what charitably-funded, non-governmental programs do best: help individuals thrive.
Other than that, the glove performs correctly with expected accuracy.
It is important to note that our devices exhibit a linear ISD1/2 VG) dependence (solid red curve) in this regime, which confirms that the devices operate correctly, as expected from an ideal FET14.
Conclusion: This independent validation technique proves Poisson resampling software correctly generates expected noise characteristics even down to 1 count/pixel.
Table 2 presents brief specifications, percentages of those who answered each item correctly, and expected accuracy rates (i.e., if the teacher spent the standard amount of time covering activities suggested by the current CoS for cultivating the skill and knowledge measured by the item; NIER, 2004, 2007 3 for the 26 items for English I in the 2002 and 2004 senior high school tests.
We first validated our method by correctly recovering expected associations of subclasses using a pair of data sets comprised of multiple tissue types (Example 1).
