Sentence examples for evidently correct from inspiring English sources

Another prerequisite is evidently correct gene prediction, so that the domain structure of encoded proteins is accurately reflected in the sequence, a condition that is not always easy to satisfy by next-generation sequencing technology with sequences obtained by short-read sequence assemblies.

That hypothesis seems self-evidently correct to academics who equate political liberalism with intellectual growth.

This argument is based on two assumptions that are not self-evidently correct.

This is a legitimate opinion – although one from which millions would dissent – but to imagine it is neutral, objective or self-evidently correct is absurd.

Hegel critiqued one of its central assumptions in a passage I've never forgotten because I once found it self-evidently ridiculous and now find it self-evidently correct.

So the argument that road-building itself (as opposed to the consequences of road-building, such as the building of other things) is bad for biodiversity is not self-evidently correct.

This ruling is self-evidently correct based on the very words from town representatives, who make their motives clear.

He's not looking to score points, he wants to bend the entire discussion so that his position is self-evidently correct, no matter how odd it might be.

Over the last 25 years the bias has been compounded by the right's view that because every dimension of Thatcherism was obviously correct, non-rightwing views are self-evidently worthless, justifying an uncompromising brutality towards those who dare to disagree.

In these cases, the first (and wrong) diagnoses reported to the NPR were evidently not corrected when the correct diagnosis was established.

Also, Rove's pride in his knowledge of politics is so great that he has an evidently irresistible impulse to dispute, correct, or improve upon virtually anything anybody says on the subject, in a tone that's half rehearsed lecture, half teasing one-upmanship.