Sentence examples for likely correctness from inspiring English sources
The three resources were combined in order to increase coverage of the rice genome, not to assess the likely correctness of a given annotation.
A pointer to the likely correctness of our suspicion is provided by measurements conducted by Kasthurirangan et al. [ 36], which revealed slight non-uniform fluctuations in the refractive index distribution of the human lens with age.
They would be much less likely today, partly because political correctness has made people more cautious (not least thanks to a series of high-profile sex-discrimination court cases) but mainly because attitudes really have changed.
However, as cases of disease may be recorded as "without diagnosis" in the CCR despite specific information in the VCR (seen for two of the 17 cases of "without diagnosis" in the CCR in the assessment of correctness), there is likely an under-estimation of disease in organ systems other than whole body.
We conclude that children with ADHD are likely to be more uncertain about the correctness of their performance and interpret the increased PINV as a hint towards compensatory mechanisms for a deficit in the evaluation of contingencies.
Today's political correctness makes profound speeches even less likely.
"He was more likely a victim of corporate politics than political correctness," he said.
No one likes the political-correctness police.
Evidence of commerciality, especially in anxious times, is more likely to shift industry thinking than any amount of political correctness.
The more you practice political correctness, the easier it will be and the less likely you are to offend someone.
Despite the disclaimer about political correctness, this special is Burr's most progressive — the least likely to offend the kinds of people who have been accused of policing comedy in recent years for any sign of transgression.
