Sentence examples for finding a correct from inspiring English sources
These 320 combined functions are likely to allow finding a correct estimation of Ks in most of fine soils but not in stony soils.
Despite the lack of correlations, for 28 targets, all programs succeeded in finding a correct pose and to top-rank it.
Supporting medical experts or neurologists in the process of finding a correct diagnosis to a hypothesis in a timely manner is very desirable to improve a patient's outcome.
Scheduling of workflows is a problem of finding a correct execution sequence for the workflow tasks, that is, execution that obeys the constraints that embody the business logic of the workflow.
When the points are more dispersed under the diagonal, the program corresponding to the X-axis presents a weaker performance as to finding a correct pose than the program of the Y-axis, and vice versa Fig. 4 Comparison between the top-rank poses obtained by the four programs.
The Healing Houe's narrative revolves around a woman who has an incredibly arduous journey in finding a correct diagnosis for lupus, a disease that leaves her debilitated.
For comparisons with the other methods considered, SLIDE corrected p-values were used to estimate the GWAS-wide significance threshold by finding a corrected p-value equal to the desired study-wide significance.
CHEMERINSKY: Marriage has always been a matter of state regulation, and I think the California Supreme Court was correct in finding a right to marriage equality under the California Constitution.
Try to keep the emails you sit on down to a minimum of 5 percent of your in-box, and have a very good reason for doing so (such as finding out a correct answer, or sleeping on an angry response).
Agents were either improperly sharing the correct answers or finding a way to fraudulently post the correct answers on their computers to the exam.
They have become a phenomenon, finding a place in a postpolitically correct world in which racial and ethnic stereotypes are being embraced in a self-consciously humorous way precisely to subvert them.
