Sentence examples for more correct a from inspiring English sources

Whether their creator intended it or not, in many ways, this ending is the one that seems more correct, a better fit for both Gilmore girls.

And the bad ideas are no more correct, a century later, than they were during the first round of this debate.

Because with a better model the predictions will be more correct, a better model should in general lead to less units responding, which is also consistent with the interpretation that sharpening of responses can occur (Fritz et al., 2007; Scheich et al., 2007; Waszak et al., 2012).

Is it safe to say it is far more plausible that the pass was more correct than a punt would have been?

And if there's one thing I know to be true, it's that three seconds of scan-read Google searching is always more correct than a fact printed in The Daily Mail.

The second approach, that we consider more correct, retains a single representative per fungal species, associated to each of the multiple hosts for generalist species (Fig. 4), which leads to ignore the opportunistic infections.

Surely moving the signpost a few feet would have been a lot less costly and far more correct from an ecological standpoint.

Thus, a more correct term would be a transmitter (as a chemical mediator of signaling between cells) rather than neuro transmitter (the term which refers to a more specialized situation where the chemical signaling occurs between neurons only).

Mrs Chin's cat, walking across the keyboard would have struck more correct notes, no, a dog, a sheepdog in boots.

A more correct analogy is that when a consumer asks a pharmacist for Advil, the pharmacist directs the consumer to an aisle where the consumer is presented with any number of different pain relievers, including Tylenol.

The initial perseveration phase was deemed to have ended when the rat achieved a score of four or more correct responses in a window of 12 trials.