Sentence examples for generally correct for from inspiring English sources

For this work, which has been proved generally correct for bacteria, the two men were awarded a Nobel Prize.

The units displayed with computed fluxes are defaults, generally correct for standard analyses of 1-D PHA energy/wavelength spectra (XSPEC-like analyses).

Both inferences are valid for strict (logical or material) conditionals, but they are not generally correct for non-strict conditionals.

Recall that the traces of the corresponding SSCP matrices are just the sum of squares in the Procrustes ANOVA as implemented by Klingenberg and McIntyre [ 13], but this ANOVA is based on an isotropic model (i.e., it assumes that there is an equal amount of non-directional variation at each landmark [ 70]) that is not generally correct for any real data.

Do not bluff on seventh street against a marginal board (it is generally correct for them to call - see above).

In the current study, different correction methods generally corrected for heart rate changes the same way with placebo and drug, with the exception of the linear population-based method, QTcPL, which more effectively removed the heart rate dependence on exenatide than on placebo (Table 1).

While the Li and Stephens [13] model is generally corrected for the number of sites and sequences, we were not interested in a precise estimate of ρ, rather we wanted to test whether it was different from zero and thus we did not apply their correction.

We thank this referee for the generally correct synopsis of the novel findings reported in our study.

"What Pamuk said is generally correct - 30,000 in any case is the official government figure for the casualties and a million Armenians did lose their lives.

For crystals the phase object approximation is not generally correct, since it neglects diffraction contrast effects.

I.e., infrequent false positives for N excess: When the test indicated excess N, it was generally correct.