Sentence examples for may have correctly from inspiring English sources

You may have correctly identified a shirt theme.

If that were the calculation, Ayatollah Khamenei may have correctly concluded that going after Britain would cost Iran little, judging by the carefully hedged response to the Tehran speech by Britain's prime minister, Gordon Brown.

The decline in equity prices in recent weeks seems out of proportion to the economic news, though of course the market may have correctly anticipated that the economic news is about to get much worse.

The late Jeane Dixon may have correctly predicted the assassinations of Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.

He may have correctly identified the origin of the ape appendix, though, which the analysis confirms did appear when our ancestors switched diets.

For example, two individuals scoring 20 on the MMSE may have correctly and incorrectly answered completely different items.

It may also have correctly spotted the shift from old media to new, user-generated media.

Firstly, the identification of Aboriginal men was based on classifications in the source datasets and may not have correctly identified all individuals.

Further, all women may not have correctly recalled the symptoms listed in the MRS and about referral to a gynaecologist for evaluation of severe menopausal symptoms.

More importantly, the fallers may not have correctly perceived, or recognized, their current declined physical ability (i.e., the low AH), and thus demonstrated an EH similar to that of the non-fallers.

Finally, mothers may not have correctly remembered the details of the ANC they received, causing measurement error in the user information; this was reduced by restriction to the most recent birth in the DHS.