Sentence examples for more correct since from inspiring English sources

In the final long version of his thesis, Everett further explained in a footnote that "[t]he word homomorphism would be technically more correct, since there may not be a one-one correspondence between the model and the external world" (1956, 169).

Andrew Simester and Bob Sullivan argue that the former is more correct, since lack on consent is vital to the crime; since the act may not constitute a harm even if enacted.

Minor points Page 4- "Mitochondria are internalized alpha-proteobacteria", I think "Mitochondria originated from internalized alpha-proteobacteria" is more correct, since the former sentence assumes they are still bacteria.

From the current results it can be concluded that the incorporation of the dynamic properties of transmission structures in the design methodologies is needed and that the statistical method using influence lines is a more correct approach since it allows for the inclusion of a larger number of factors in the design methodology.

"Peasants" might be the more correct term for the latter, since a person working on a collective farm has to surrender their harvest to the state, and only under Kim Jong-un have they been given the right to keep part of their harvests.

We believe in The Book of Mormon as a more correct way to God's will, since it was translated more directly than the Bible.

Although the MS diffusivity appears to be physically more correct, the Fickian diffusivity remains very important since this diffusivity can be directly assessed in diffusion measurements.

Personally, the version proposed by Mr. Kertaredjasa could not be more correct as irony of life comes to me voluntarily since I was very young.

BARNACLE considers only decoys with energy <1, since this kind of decoys are likely to have more correct base pairings.

She couldn't have been more correct.

Never has vox populi been more correct.