Sentence examples for more correct definition from inspiring English sources

An approach to a more correct definition of terms in this area is given.

Since braking in one span would create response in different spans, a more correct definition of impact factor with vehicle braking should be based on a comparison of the maximum dynamic and static responses at the same span in which braking occurs.

Students with three or more college courses were more likely to respond with the correct definition than all other groups.

Medical staff was significantly more likely to select the correct definition than nurses.

Seniors were more likely to respond with the correct definition of evolution than freshmen.

Those who selected an option with a partial definition were regarded as having only partial knowledge, while those who selected an option with a correct definition were considered to have a more refined vocabulary knowledge.

Rejecters were overall less secure than accepters in their identification of the correct definition for terms related to evolution and creationism, but, surprisingly, more than 10% of final year students chose a Lamarckian definition for Darwinian evolution.

The correct definition is "respectful".

She couldn't have been more correct.

He seems more correct than ever.

Never has vox populi been more correct.