Sentence examples for correctness I from inspiring English sources

Thus, step size was increased following two consecutive correct or incorrect responses and decreased following a reversal in correctness (i.e. a switch from correct to incorrect or incorrect to correct).

Most software reliability models are based on a binary notion of correctness, i.e. "successful" or "failed".

In formulating mathematical models for dynamical systems, obtaining a high degree of qualitative correctness (i.e. predictive capability) may not be the only objective.

DPCPE always starts by picking the length 64, since it is the largest prefix length for IPv6 and, as such, its inclusion is required for correctness (i.e., every IPv6 prefix can, theoretically, be expanded to one or more 64-bit prefixes).

Political correctness, i.e. speaking politely, is not perceived as a solution to anything.

In Task 1, participants had to judge each sentence for correctness, i.e., whether it is an acceptable sentence of Spanish or not, by pressing one of two buttons as soon as they detected an unacceptable word, or just after the last word for correct sentences.

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In a society that glorifies confession and victimization, experts are sticking medical labels on people coping with ordinary stresses or misusing them for compensation in lawsuits, said Dr. Satel, who is also the author of "PC, MD.: How Political Correctness Is Corrupting Medicine".

Her publications include PC, M.D.: How Political Correctness Is Corrupting Medicine (Basic Books, 2001); The Health Disparities Myth AEEI Press, 2006); When Altruism Isn't Enough: The Case for Compensating Organ Donors (AEI Press, 2009); and One Nation under Therapy (St. Martin's Press, 2005), coauthored with Christina Hoff Sommers.

While I try not to be limited by political correctness when I draw, I also make very sure I can argue that the image reflects the character of the person caricatured and not just their features alone".

I know that if called to account, I'd much prefer to say, "I wanted to intervene but was terrified by political correctness", than "I messed up", "I didn't think it was that serious" or "I couldn't be bothered".