Sentence examples for correctly preferred from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, 73.1% (n = 351) of paediatricians, correctly, preferred oral administration of antipyretics compared to 48.7% (n = 190) of parents (p < 0.0001).
Dr. Thaler's father, a watchmaker, was a Roosevelt liberal, but he passed the admission interview by correctly answering that he preferred the loyalists over Franco in the Spanish Civil War.
This was the election issue the parties all preferred to ignore, fancying, correctly, that the electorate couldn't handle the truth about the forthcoming Era of No Money.
Although biopharmaceutical products can be produced by many host cell systems, eukaryotic cells are preferred due to their ability to correctly process and modify human proteins.
However, if completeness of orthology prediction is important, methods correctly dealing with many-to-many orthology should be preferred over the convenient but inherently limited BBH approach.
Mr Gosse added: "Dr Dunn correctly concluded that women prefer older men.
As the inverse of the information matrix provides a naive variance-covariance estimation, not correctly estimating the true variance, a robust "sandwich" variance-covariance estimation method is preferred.
But Adar says it's actually a useful, beneficial tool if deployed correctly — and that designers have been tricking their users for years, even if they preferred not to think of it that way.
Thus, to correctly elucidate this issue, measurements of MAP in non-anaesthetised mice using the telemetric method are preferred.
Steven Parissien notes correctly in the catalogue that "the Asians responsible for the exotic imports remained an unknown quantity to most in the West, their homelands far-away countries about which most Europeans preferred to know nothing".
