Sentence examples for more correctly for from inspiring English sources

The problem for Nasa – more correctly for the California Institute of Technology's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which runs most robotic missions for Nasa – is that high-profile later expeditions, most notably Curiosity, have used the available space on CalTech's campus.

Although the present QTAIM calculations have not been performed on stationary structures (only the H positions have been optimized), we have looked for BPs (or, more correctly for non-equilibrium structures, atomic interaction lines) between the U atom and a H atom attached to C10.

When I started writing this column on broccoli – or, more correctly, calabrese, for that is what those dense heads of green truly are – it wasn't easy.

This affects treatment planning very directly as it may more correctly select patients for, for example, surgery or liver-specific therapy.

Using this graph we could identify Reporter TFs (or more correctly Reporter Regulators), for which the corresponding scores provide a measure of the degree of transcriptional regulation exerted.

Roger Ebert, who gave mixed reviews to the previous films, and claimed in his review for Batman Returns that he did not believe noir worked in superhero films, wrote this was "the Batman movie I've been waiting for; more correctly, this is the movie I did not realize I was waiting for".

To argue that bin Laden's death says something about the need for (or, more correctly, in this case, the uselessness of) torture is to politicize it — and rightly so.

But bonds or, more correctly, what they measure: the outlook for interest rates never stopped being important for the stock market.

This article was amended on 9 May 2016, to more correctly reflect ongoing debate around responsibility for starting the Stonewall riots.

Proposals to retain a place for 'age-specific', more correctly 'state-specific', genes in the evolutionary theory of senescence, appeal to (hypothetical) processes that have two characteristics.

The overall difference in the distributions of eubacteria and archaea could be observed using the original GCSI; however, different calculation in SA and in the geometric mean allows to capture the V-shaped cumulative GC graph for Methanococcus aeolicus more correctly with the aforementioned score of 0.107, whereas it was 0.071 with the original GCSI.