Sentence examples for could only correctly from inspiring English sources

However, this method cannot predict ER or vacuole, but more importantly, their best classifier could only correctly predict the localization of CTL2, whereas the other 15 proteins we investigated experimentally either had no prediction at all or were incorrectly predicted.

Outcome measure: number of errors made, adjusted if the participants could only correctly match fewer than eight boxes.

The initial model was able to recognize the inactive compounds very well at the accuracy of >90%, while it could only correctly classify the active compounds at accuracy of 60% or even less at the beginning.

Using the 15 known hexamer motifs, we could only correctly assign 296 genes, which was even less than that from random assignment (P-value < 0.98) and this suggested that the observed expression profiles could not be explained solely by the combination of the 15 known motifs.

In 2006 he published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology the results of a study which demonstrated that recipients could only guess correctly 50% of the time whether the sender's intended tone was sarcastic or serious.

The 213 genes, which could only be correctly assigned once miRNA nodes were adopted, might have functions related to miRNA regulation mechanism.

In our study, 3% of the 569 genes could only be correctly assigned after introducing miRNA nodes, which might suggest that the consequence of miRNA-mediated posttranscriptional regulation was marginal in our time course expression profiles though miRNA is considered as one of the most important posttranscriptional gene regulators.

In one patient IPMN could only be diagnosed correctly with TOF.

One of the earliest examples comes from thermodynamics [ 1], where heat emission spectra could only be predicted correctly if energy "comes in packets", known as "quanta".

The strong band amplified from cDNA provided evidence for intron 6 retention, because no amplification with this primer pair could occur if only correctly spliced mRNA were present in the transcript pool.

Both are methods of coping for the narrator, of pushing all the emotions away, of getting the story outside of himself and under control: it's all a transaction, it's all a matter of measurement, and if he could only add it up correctly, he could come to some conclusion and feel fine again.