Sentence examples for more correct because from inspiring English sources

However, if you picked ℵ1, answer (a), you are even more correct because this represents a type of infinity that is even larger than the infinity that we typically think about!

Ischemic heart disease, an alternative term, is actually more correct because the syndromes described are all to some degree manifestations of myocardial ischemia (a lack of blood supply to the myocardium, or heart muscle).

We believe this to be more correct, because in this case all three compared genes evolve in the same organism, and therefore in the same conditions and environment.

LD- N e results are likely to more correct, because former studies [ 20, 52, 53] have shown that varying sample size may lead to biased ONeSAMP estimates, and the number of wolves in our temporal groups was quite limited.

Perhaps using those words is more technically correct because often not all the people who are shot in these incidents are dead.

Neither side feels more "correct," for instance because of the weight distribution or anything.

You are free to make your own list of the best comics of 2014 and it will be more correct than mine because you made it.

The trick in making more correct decisions than incorrect ones (because let's face it, that is the best one can hope to achieve) is to keep in mind the person and the life that you dream to attain.

For example, a computer from Enbridge Gas changed every mention of Canadian "tar sands" oil in an article about the horrible Kalamazoo River spill (that they caused) to "bituminous sands" because it is technically more correct, I guess, but probably because it's less icky to read about.

This assumption is used because, (i) it typically takes 3 years for a planted seedling to reach 1.4 m height, (ii) a typical breast height outerwood core at age 40 years contains 15 rings (rings 22 37), and (iii) although this implies a central location at ring 29, it is more correct to use ring 28 because inner rings are wider than outer rings.

Therefore, VOLY could produce more correct estimates of mortality cost because it considers the age structure difference between the air pollution-sensitive population and the total population, and also follows the welfare theoretic basis of WTP [ 37].