Sentence examples for correctly more so from inspiring English sources
Women's confidence in performing the test was also high, with 81%% very confident that they did it correctly, more so for the ever-screened (83 % versus 77 %).
Women get a nervous feeling about negotiating for higher pay because they are intuiting — correctly — that self-advocating for higher pay would present a socially difficult situation for them — more so than for men.
Since to carry out the operations more correctly so as to elluct the technical peccadilloes.
It is logical to suppose that when a woman who really knows how a contraceptive works uses that contraceptive, she uses it correctly, and so the contraceptive is more effective in preventing unwanted pregnancies (although higher real knowledge does not mean greater use of contraceptive methods).
More than 50 people picked all four games correctly last weekend, so it might be a bit excessive to name check you all up here, but I will post the overall standings below the line as early as I can.
Diagnostic testing is less expensive in the new care approach (neuroimaging would be reduced from ∼45%to<15%5%), but caring for stroke patients costs money in order to save lives so correctly identifying more strokes costs more than current practice.
So using it "correctly" is more a sign of memorization skills than anything else.
According to FantasySCOTUS's court watchers, who have correctly predicted more than 70percentt of Supreme Court decisions so far this year, Obamacare should remain intact.
Several research efforts are presented that facilitate the task of creating interface logic for interfacing components at different abstraction levels and for rectifying mismatches in protocols used by two or more components, so that the system works correctly, as intended.
Until Angelenos are confident that street funding is being properly spent, "I think people are going to be very reluctant — and correctly so — to say, 'Let's just throw more money at it,'" Galperin said.
