Sentence examples for is more correctly from inspiring English sources
The other condition, which occurs in either young or adult birds, is a bacterial infection, and is more correctly known as ulcerative pododermatitis in veterinary medicine.
But muscle memory — or "motor memory," as it is more correctly referred to among scientists — exists and can be quite potent.
The Colosseum (c. 70 82 ce) that replaced Nero's ornamental lake is more correctly called the Flavian Amphitheatre, after the Flavian dynasty of emperors.
Abbe's ideas can be interpreted as a realization that image formation in a microscope is more correctly described as a coherent image-forming process than as the more familiar incoherent process.
It is more correctly limited to rustic garden houses that are made up entirely of interlaced branches of growing trees and shrubs or of greenery trained over a light framework of wood or metal.
When technology can predict oncoming storm tracks and conditions with greater certainty than ever, and scientists assert with growing unanimity a human impact on climate, what is a natural act of God and what is more correctly the province of humans themselves?
Darwin recorded his first sight of the Fuegians (they were, more correctly, members of the Yaghan tribe, one of four tribes in Tierra del Fuego) on 17 December , 1832
Since such muscles are less concerned with locomotion and more with pulling the shell down against the substrate, they are more correctly redefined as byssal retractors.
Other so-called teas, such as herbal (chamomile, peppermint, etc)., mate, and rooibos (also known as "red tea") are more correctly called tisanes.
The statement "Mr. Buckley has graciously agreed to answer a few questions," which inevitably precedes this part of the program, could be more correctly put as "Mr. Buckley demands that there should be time for questions".
In fact, the same estimate of oil under the Arctic coastal plain can be more correctly stated as replacing 30 years of imports from Saudi Arabia or 50 years from Iraq.
