Sentence examples for more correctly with from inspiring English sources

During World War I, we are told that with his unit capturing Jerusalem, British General Edmund Allenby compared himself with Richard the Lionheart, while others compared Allenby more correctly with French Duke Godfrey of Bouillion, the Christian "liberator" of Jerusalem in 1099.

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.

This would have been more correctly assessed with the use of some integrated meteorology models such as the CMAQ Community Multiscale Air Qualityy) modeling system.

If you're anxious to meet with me (or more correctly, about meeting with me), the thought of that meeting makes you nervous and tense, probably because of my habit of randomly flailing about with a machete in meetings.

The aim of this study was to investigate if pre-recorded register data could be used to identify herds with good welfare, and to investigate if a combination of register data sets could be used to distinguish more correctly between herds with good welfare and herds with welfare deficiencies.

When available, laboratory test results for serum sodium will more correctly identify patients with hyponatraemia.

Compared with the best performing alternative tables, the use of the membrane tables led to 104 of the 336 alignments having at least 10 more correctly aligned residues, with only 24 alignments being worse by the same margin.

The aim of this study was to investigate if pre-recorded register data could be used to identify herds with good welfare, and to investigate if a combination of register data sets could be used to be able to more correctly distinguish between herds with good welfare and herds with welfare deficiencies.

Finally, in an attempt to increase the specificity of the previously published test tool for identification of herds with poor welfare [ 7], this was combined with the currently identified test set to identify herds with good welfare, increasing the possibility to more correctly distinguish between herds with truly, according to the field assessment, good or poor welfare.

But, our approach uses the mood of music as a supplementary indicator to more correctly determine emotions along with speech and facial expressions.

The term NMIBC more correctly describes the spectrum with its diverse clinical and pathological phenotype.