Sentence examples for correctly indicated that from inspiring English sources
The depression strengthened further to become Tropical Storm Philippe that evening, and the official forecasts correctly indicated that Philippe would move northwards and not approach the Lesser Antilles despite climatology suggesting an impact on the islands.
Furthermore, even when subjects correctly indicated that a photo had been manipulated, they could not necessarily locate the manipulation.
Across both physically implausible and physically plausible manipulation types, subjects often correctly indicated that photos were manipulated but failed to then accurately locate the manipulation.
35% (n = 56) correctly indicated that ABW should be used to calculate Suxamethonium dosage in obese patients.53% (n = 86), 37% and 36% knew that dosing of unfractionated heparin, Gentamycin and Vancomycin respectively in non-obese patient is based on the ABW.
Critically, we included only data from T1-present trials in which participants correctly indicated that T1 was present.
All respondents correctly indicated that PMTCT was an acronym for prevention of mother-to-child-transmission of HIV.
Self-reports of happiness, for instance, might correctly indicate that unemployed people are considerably less happy than those with jobs.
The fact that he answers most of the questions correctly indicates that he has actually learned, and never forgotten, the basic facts of English history.
Our data also suggest that locating photo manipulations is a difficult task, even when people correctly indicate that a photo is manipulated.
Both video sequences show a target of interest that is tracked inside the image grid until it disappears from the scene; the algorithm then detects that the target is absent and correctly indicates that no target is present.
Both occlusion mechanisms and MSTlModel neurons correctly detect the corresponding regions, also in this scenario the moving object can be segmented and the ordinal depth order correctly indicates that the box is in front of the background region (not shown).
