Sentence examples for originally correct from inspiring English sources

Such reversals tend to be difficult for most learners since there are negative transfer effects; e.g., the individual tends to persist in responding to the black object that was originally correct.

While it may seem unfair to use an example of a molecule that is difficult to represent using fundamental cheminformatics primitives, the point is that using an automated structure correction algorithm is not a same-or-better proposition: such algorithms can and do break structures that were originally correct.

(RP later tells me that Classics was originally titled Correct Gaps).

Originally, though, politically correct was a comical term.

| Clarification | * I posted a clarification of Eisin's specialty here a few hours after the piece ran, but it turns out it was pretty much correct originally.

The pardon power was originally intended to correct miscarriages of justice, but according to Sean Hayes, the head of a Seoul-based legal firm, it has often been used as a "political tool".

System S3 corresponds to the 1918 system of A Survey, which Lewis originally considered the correct system for strict implication.

They found that participation in a discussion group alone led to learning gains even if no one in the group originally knew the correct answer.

The extension force is originally supposed to correct unhealthy standing and sitting postures of adolescents, such as humpback and trunk tilt.

One hazard in reconsidering primary outcome measure use in LBP trials, could be that lessening RMDQ use may pave the way for a more heterogeneous usage of outcome measures; the very scenario that the influential recommendations for core-sets in 1998 and 2000 was originally intended to correct [ 40, 41].

We used the Red Sea model to tune the standard chlorophyll algorithms and the overestimation in chlorophyll originally observed was corrected.