Sentence examples for could correctly have from inspiring English sources

Thus, had we merely conducted simple tests of statistical significance, we could correctly have said that the results were not statistically significant in most cases; given the number of simultaneous tests that we had conducted, the few significant exceptions could be discounted.

Perhaps the most remarkable thing about these books is that the bizarre storylines I was certain I couldn't be remembering correctly have, through a quick Google search, turned out to be true.

The original paper by G. Winter and co-workers indicates that only heat-denatured VHs that could correctly refold had structural features compatible with productive recombinant expression in bacteria [ 8].

Then, after taking those two club finesses, South, if he read the position correctly, could have made his contract.

The difficulty to classify depression correctly could have decreased the proportion of confirmed depression in the validation study.

Millions of women with breast cancer could then have correctly claimed they were denied a new treatment.

The analysis of the students' comments and sketches in combination with their answering patterns further suggested that in some problem contexts, several students could correctly identify the correct result without having a correct understanding of the reason for that result.

It almost became a competition to see if you could correctly identify the correct flavours that had been imbued in the liquid.

That his father could correctly recall the nickname the little boy had given a blanket didn't quell my pain.

We could correctly identify 21 C. guilliermondii isolates that had been identified as C. famata (N = 18), C. famata/C.

"If they can predict four hours into the future," asked Captain Clinton, "why couldn't they tell us at 6 a.m.?" Mr. McDonald said that even if United could have correctly forecast the storms, it would not have been able to anticipate every delay.