Sentence examples for it might be correct from inspiring English sources
While it might be correct for in vitro situations where purified receptors are being used, the biological environment contains dynamic structures.
He further suggests that prima facie plausibility provides a reasonable reading of the modality in the consequent, i.e., that the problems in the two domains 'might have essentially the same solution.' To call a hypothesis prima facie plausible is to elevate it to the point where it merits investigation, since it might be correct.
On the other hand, in this case it might be correct to blame the parents.
"She will defend the charges, successfully defend the charges and then have a case against the city for malicious prosecution — it might be correct to call it persecution," said Lawton.
However, even though it might be correct that fulfilling criteria for involuntary treatment or having a serious psychiatric disorder often corresponds to a lack of decision-making capacity, this is a contingent relation and not a conceptual one.
In the paper, "Substituting the End for the Whole," UC Berkeley associate professor of political science Gabriel Lenz and Andrew Healy, an associate professor of economics at Loyola Marymount University, examine reasons for this myopic voting and how it might be corrected.
For instance, for developmental brain disorders, one could take skin cells from any patient and literally replay the development of their brain in a culture dish to figure out exactly what step of development went awry — and how it might be corrected.
"When things do go wrong, patients and their families want to be told honestly about what happened, how it might be corrected and to know it will not happen to someone else," he added.
Although intuition often might be correct, it is not inevitably or always simplistically so.
