Sentence examples for degrees of correctness from inspiring English sources
To assess the effectiveness of an ontology debugging system, we first propose a method to construct the reference justification sets and define the degrees of correctness and completeness of the system.
Socrates' reply to this seeks to enforce an admission that there are, in such naming contexts, variable degrees of correctness, and indeed that no naming act could ever attain perfect accuracy.
In the educational field, for example, the 0, 1, and 2 points might indicate different degrees of correctness of an answer: 0-incorrect; 1-partial credit; 2-full credit.
A parepeatic model defines the relationship between a central function and a fluctuation zone and identifies the degree of correctness of the relationship without making any statistical assumption.
As can be seen, the mean gradient and mean R2 approach 0 and 1 respectively, which imply a proportionally high degree of correctness in the relative position of the points involved as they are mapped from omnidirectional view to cuboid panoramic view.
Responses on the MSCEIT are scored with respect to their degree of correctness, as determined by their correspondence with the answers provided by the group of emotions experts.
Descriptive analyses showed significantly higher degree of correctness for first visits compared to follow up visits and for cases with a diagnostic code recorded in the veterinary records compared to those with no code noted.
There was a significant difference (p < 0.005) in the degree of correctness for records with and without a specific diagnostic code written in the VCR (99% and 81% correctness, respectively) and for diagnoses recorded at first visits compared to follow up visits (97% and 80%, respectively).
In formulating mathematical models for dynamical systems, obtaining a high degree of qualitative correctness (i.e. predictive capability) may not be the only objective.
