Sentence examples for correctly known from inspiring English sources

This increased proteinuria (often, but less correctly, known as albuminuria) generally amounts to 0.5 gram per day or more.

If you buy specially treated bulbs, amaryllis (more correctly known, in botanical terms, as Hippeastrum) can be forced to flower at Christmas.

The other condition, which occurs in either young or adult birds, is a bacterial infection, and is more correctly known as ulcerative pododermatitis in veterinary medicine.

In fact, the acronym refers to the compression algorithm, not the encapsulating file type, which is correctly known as JPEG Interchange Format.

Thanks to DG Dimitrakopoulos for letting me know that in Greek it is correctly known as ΕΣΟΗΑΕΟ (Questions To Which The Answer Is Oxi).

Sir Henry Ayers was a beneficiary of the regional copper boom, and the great rock at Australia's heart – now more correctly known as Uluru – was once named after him.

Whoever reads the map correctly knows that Ehud has no chance to be elected".

A Pew Research Center survey released a few days ago found that only half of Americans correctly know that Mr. Obama is a Christian.

The first auction we present is incentive compatible when each agent desires only a single bundle of goods; the auction correctly knows all agents' bundles of interest, but the monetary valuations are private to the agents.

Oh and one more thing: one anonymous tipster who correctly knew other information about the two companies tells us that Microsoft had been pushing Apple hard to use their own voice recognition technology in iOS.

The high percentage of gynaecologists who sound and/or dilate the cervix before hysteroscopy, and the low rate of specialists who correctly know how to position the internal cervical os on the hysteroscope was surprising and raises the question of whether the juniors are being taught the correct techniques.