Sentence examples for more likely correct from inspiring English sources

Since the "or" rule is more likely correct and simpler to use, I grabbed it and clung.

Unfortunately, trained medics spend years learning about the subtleties, nuances and probabilities of physical illnesses which allows them to make a more informed (and more likely correct) diagnosis.

Although Cribb maintained that the Portuguese census was almost certainly an underestimate, he believed it to be more likely correct than the church census, due to the fact that any church attempt to extrapolate the size of the total population "must be seen in light of its incomplete access to society" (less than half of Timorese were Catholic).

This idea is based on the observation that high confidence predictions are more likely correct.

This expectation is more likely correct for genes with significantly elevated expression in psoriasis lesions, but is less likely correct for genes with decreased expression.

For example, if the local models are support vector machines, the predictions for objects far away from the separating hyperplane are more likely correct than those for objects falling in the margin.

To simply let the housing market rapidly correct itself (or more likely over-correct) would result in massive societal disruption, possible violence and unnecessary suffering.

Now, studies have shown that if there's some visible, omnipresent monitor of your negative behavior — spending too much money, eating too much food, using too much power in your home — you're far more likely to correct it.

The findings of my study indicate that the more college courses one has taken, the more likely a correct response to the definition of evolution and that biology majors were more likely to respond correctly than non-biology majors.

For example, if a candidate result structure is contained in multiple databases, it is most likely an often observed or important molecule, and might be more likely the correct structure than a less frequently observed isomer.

Those who experienced rejection as more painful were also more likely to correct their behavior, avoid getting kicked out of the tribe, and therefore more likely to survive and pass along their genes.