Sentence examples for may correctly give from inspiring English sources

In other words, one accepts explicitly that different studies may correctly give "different" values for performance of the same test.

The court may correctly apply the law in this case, but we may regret the consequences.

East won with the ace and correctly gave her partner a ruff.

Froome, correctly, gave them the elbow to get them out of the way.

Scoring: each correctly given antonym receives a point.

All negative controls correctly gave negative maximal Lyapunov exponents.

One difficulty, raised by Malcolm Budd (Budd 2002 and 2003) and Robert Stecker (Stecker1997c), is that since there are many categories in which a given natural item may correctly be perceived, it is unclear which correct category is the one in which the item is perceived as having the aesthetic properties it actually has.

From these beliefs the subject may (correctly) infer the conclusion #.

Correctly fitting facemasks may also give some protection to the anaesthetist against inhaling infected droplets from the respiratory tracts of patients with infectious respiratory diseases.

Nevertheless, the periprostatic venous plexus or NVB may be correctly identified given the typical location coursing along the lateral margin of the peripheral zone and rounded contour if viewed en face on an individual axial slice, combined with the tubular morphology when tracked across consecutive slices and potential visualization of a similar-appearing structure on the contralateral side.

It is very important that normalisation is performed correctly as use of an inappropriate normaliser may give misleading results and may explain some of the conflicting reports of patterns of miRNA expression that have been given in previous reports.