Sentence examples for more correct that from inspiring English sources

I think it's more correct that way.

It is no more correct that humans descended from apes and that apes descended from monkeys than that you descended from your siblings who in turn descended from your cousins.

"I have to come more correct than that".

Servan-Schreiber explained that the accuracy of prediction markets comes from the theory of the "wisdom of the crowd," which holds that collective knowledge aggregated from a group of people is likely to be more correct than that of a single person.

I believe that there is a way to do movement that's more correct than not, that's more efficient and lessens injuries.

This implies that models fitting first and later parities as correlated traits are theoretically more correct than models that fit parity as a non-genetic effect [ 23- 25].

Like so many philosophical differences, neither is more correct than the other, but that doesn't make it any less important.

Furthermore, reliable energy predictions lead to more correct economic analyses that can stimulate the diffusion of the PV technology.

Often, it's the words we perceive as being more "correct" or sophisticated that don't really mean what we think they do.

The value of t = 4.835 > 1.96, however, with the factorial weight of − 0.162 does not validate the relationship, and therefore H2c cannot establish an association, either negative or positive, in such a way that the more correct sentence would be that "Planning effort is not associated with the technological capability of post-incubated TBCs".

We found that when the quality of personal information is high (Ip>0.5), individuals that pool this information should make more correct decisions than those that do not.