Sentence examples for is generally correct from inspiring English sources
While the tree generated by MI-GRAAL is generally correct, two networks (ER_1000_0.003 and DD_1000_0.007) are wrongly clustered.
According to our model, this is generally correct, but in some cases the neural network is able to generate almost perfectly correlated firing rates even if the inputs are independent.
One of your claims — that the "money is everything" assertion has failed — is generally correct but requires further elaboration.
"Thanks to the LHC, scientists have demonstrated that the Standard Model – which explains the underlying structure of the cosmos's observable matter – is generally correct," Heuer told the Observer.
That is generally correct but the point is that these days everyone – right- or left-leaning – has reason to doubt the ability of the state.
"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.
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.
During surgery, this measurement is less informative: firstly, hypoxemia is generally corrected; secondly, under anesthesia, especially with neuromuscular paralysis, oxygen use decreases in all tissues, so that reductions in ScvO2 are uncommon [ 84].
The instrument mass discrimination is generally corrected during solution MC-ICPMS analyses by using a stable isotope pair, which can be corrected by an exponentional law (similar to TIMS mass fractionation correction), or when there is no stable isotope pair available (e.g. Pb isotopes), corrected using a standard-sample bracketing method [ 30].
Thus, Salt (2010) was generally correct in suggesting that larger vector strings can generate larger slopes (and even Whittle values).
