Sentence examples for inherently correct from inspiring English sources

"For someone to cling to that as inherently correct is historically ignorant".

'It's all about the feeling that something's inherently correct and right: a perfect little equation,' he enthuses.

From the start, the layout of the XJ6 engine was so inherently correct that the only way it could be improved was to increase the cylinder diameter.

Groarke & Tindale 2012 use traditional fallacies as a basis for the definition of positive argument schemes, by treating ad hominem, guilt by association, appeals to ignorance, two wrongs reasoning, etc. as legitimate schemes of argument — and by treating fallacious instances of them as deviations from an (inherently correct) norm.

This is not to say that popular votes on such issues are inherently correct; on the contrary, the rights of the minority should never be up to a popular, majority vote, since doing so almost always results in those rights being denied.

In our view, there is no inherently "correct" number of exemplars in a given ecozone for all applications.

In the current investigation, the use of relative VO2 (ml/kg/min) as the criterion inherently corrects for bodyweight, and therefore strong relationships were observed and VO2 was strongly predicted by acceleration when regressions were performed using only relative VO2 and RES.

Differentially expressed genes were identified using the RankProd package in R [ 34] that inherently corrects for multiple testing.

The Benjamini and Hochberg algorithm calculates false discovery rates (FDRs) that are inherently corrected for multiple testing [ 25].

In the BMI model the use of age and sex specific BMI z-scores inherently corrects for these two variables.

Both of these post-mortem measures inherently corrected for (i.e. exclude) any partial volume effects by focusing only on tissue and excluding any contribution from CSF spaces.