Sentence examples for correctly shared from inspiring English sources

Used correctly, shared sign-ons should ask the user what permissions they want to grant the app, and any permissions beyond the basic requirements are clearly highlighted.

We envision a world where resources are correctly shared across the globe to provide the tools communities need to thrive.

When the males' and female's desires matched, males correctly shared the food that was desired by both.

It always takes time, but if executed correctly, the sharing economy will likely be recognized among more consumers for the irreplaceable benefits it provides.

When asked about what could explain the similarities between an insular (the Azores bullfinch, Pyrrhula murina (Priôlo in Portuguese)) and a continental (the bullfinch, Pyrrhula pyrrhula (Dom-Fafe in Portuguese)) bird species, more than one-third of the students correctly referred their shared ancestry (A, B, C).

Thus, it seems that neither climatic nor anthropic factors are solely to blame for arid and semiarid rangeland degradation but more correctly need to share that blame.

The results further demonstrate that our alignment algorithm correctly identifies subpathways sharing a common biological function.

The last was an alignment test that showed that our alignment algorithm correctly identifies subpathways sharing a common biological function.

Moreover, since the bridge node is likely to be the attractor in R-MCL, by penalizing attractor nodes, we can correctly produce clusters sharing the same bridge node.

After seeing the female being pre-fed on a particular food (resulting in her decreased desire for that food, termed 'specific satiety'), the males correctly responded by sharing less of that food.

Exploring associations between sex and knowledge, females (n=387, 65.6%) were significantly more likely than males (n=268, 51.1%) (p<0.01) to correctly answer that sharing utensils and clothing with a person who has TB did not transmit TB; and that one does not get TB by sharing a toilet with a person who has TB (females: n=485, 78.8%; males: n=352, 67.2%) (p<0.01).