Sentence examples for in principle correct from inspiring English sources

For this reason, the EU-SILC user database provides longitudinal weights that in principle correct for potential bias introduced by the sample selection (Eurostat 2010).

Assumption (C) is in principle correct, since the oogonia should not persist in adult ovaries, due to the threat of accumulation of genetic anomalies with age.

Deciphering the script in which the instructions are written -- the chemical units of DNA -- would yield a trove of knowledge about human physiology and disease, as well as the power, in principle, to correct the errors in DNA programming that cause genetic disease.

Under this assumption, estimated relative risks (RR) from univariate analyses of continuous variables can, in principle, be corrected using the RDR: the corrected relative risks would be equal to exp(ln RR)/RDR).

Although it is in principle possible to correct for each extrinsic variable individually, our algorithm allows us to correct for all extrinsic variables at once and therefore to estimate an upper bound on information transduction of a promoter, Iint.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.06559.009 Although it is in principle possible to correct for cell cycle phase, Msn2 abundance and other gene-extrinsic factors individually, it is impossible to correct for all factors.

I do not remember exactly, but in principle it is correct.

While in principle this is correct, the actual situation seems to be different.

Any residual inhomogeneity in illumination can be corrected (in principle) by applying flat field correction digitally (methods can be found in standard optical microscopy or image processing text books).

Real may be correct in principle, but that doesn't trump Apple's right to tell Glaser, Real and all Harmony users to go jump in the lake.

75 If the respondent's argument were correct in principle, of course, the absence of authority would not prevent his success.