Sentence examples similar to is correctly asserted from inspiring English sources

A sample size of 12 individuals per species was proposed by [164], but it has been correctly asserted that a reference sequence sample for all species seems pointless without taking the evolutionary characteristics of each species into account [165].

According to Worrall, we should not accept standard scientific realism, which asserts that the nature of the unobservable objects that cause the phenomena we observe is correctly described by our best theories.

It is correctly named Rivet.

The word is correctly spelled.

Nelson, who had six catches for 123 yards and two scores Sunday, is Green Bay's de facto No. 2. Teammates Charles Woodson and Aaron Rodgers correctly asserted that some people overlook Nelson's athleticism because he is white.

What these theorists correctly assert is that the market is the best information system known to man: it has millions broadcasting in real time what is offered and what is wanted at what price.

It's not that there was not censorship — as the reporting correctly asserts, there was.

While confirming that he had planned to call Vince Cable, the business secretary, to lobby him directly about the takeover in November 2010, the first minister asserted that he was correctly fighting for Scottish jobs and investment.

As Mr. Obama correctly asserted in an Op-Ed article in The Times on Monday and in a speech on Tuesday, those countries, not Iraq, are the real frontline of the war against terrorism.

Bork correctly asserted that the constitution's Fourth Amendment did not have the word privacy in it, but then by extension maintained that there was no broad constitutional privacy right that extended to access contraceptives.

Loop closing is the act of correctly asserting that a vehicle has returned to a previously visited location.