Sentence examples for more correct in from inspiring English sources

We don't know whether the age cohort or racial diversity theory will end up being more correct in the long run.

Bob Herbert ("Righting Reagan's Wrongs?," column, Nov. 13) could not be more correct in writing that "Reagan apologists... have no right to change the meaning" of his appearance at the Neshoba County Fair to kick off his 1980 campaign.

We've started speculating early because the alternative is debating whether Mr. Gore is right in charging that the Bush tax plan is "risky," or Mr. Bush is more correct in dubbing it "bold".

In some cases paleosols outcrop over hundreds of meters or more in cliffs and river banks, allowing the use of techniques of field geology and in consequence a tri-dimensional approach that is more correct in soil science.

LAHOUSEN: In those territories with which Germany had entered into war, or speaking of the concrete case here in question, with Poland, or to be more correct in Poland.

This reformulation of SLAM through the introduction of constraints in the form of a priori map information not only makes the problem theoretically more correct in the sense of observability but also makes the system viable and effective, yielding more accurate results.

Students in the cooperative section included more correct concepts in their answers than did students in the individual section.

These data show that in the reactive applied there were more correct answers in the number of carbons and heteroatoms that in the number of hydrogen atoms and order of the atoms.

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.

However, students in the cooperative group section included significantly more correct concepts in their answers to the essay questions on all four exams.

Analyses of all children by PCR would have allowed for a more correct and in depth analyses of parasite positivity and diversity since the method generally detects a larger proportion of parasitized individuals in endemic settings compared to microscopy.