Sentence examples for correctly ignored from inspiring English sources

Insects and sea animals elicited numerous errors in the Bird task but were correctly ignored in the Dog task; the opposite was true for animals such as bears and felines.

First, a false positive aberrant adjacency may be correctly ignored in the optimal solution because a set of chromosomes that uses such an adjacency is expected to have a larger cost than those ignoring the adjacency.

We mainly pay attention to segment the image into several large classes correctly while ignoring preserving the details, so the image with higher sense of integrity is more suitable for later processing.

Partially correct alignments (where parts of a multiword expression are correctly aligned) are ignored.

In Table  4 only four cells contain 20 or more observations, implying that a substantial amount of (correctly) reclassified patients are ignored.

Our results indicate that under the correctly specified model, ignoring the sample weights does not affect the results.

If it is larger than the capturing threshold (CPThresh), the frame will be received correctly and other frames are ignored.

Our results confirmed that, in a correctly-specified model, ignoring the weights does not change the estimated parameters, and precision may improve (a result theoretically proven for inference based on ordinary least squares) [ 26, 27].

Analysis: The HFPA ignored the studios' wishes and (correctly) put Mara and Vikander in this category instead of supporting.

As David Oyelowo so correctly points out, if Britain's history is continually whitewashed, its stories ignored, is it any wonder that ignorance prevails and racial tension escalates?

Previous studies that have attempted to describe geographic variation in HPV vaccine uptake have either ignored spatial dependence completely or have not correctly accounted for it using spatial statistical models.