Sentence examples for predominantly correct from inspiring English sources

Despite this, statistically significant differences were observed between the cohorts suggesting that identification of subjects was predominantly correct.

A predominantly correct classification (71%and81%1%, respectively) was only achieved for the subalpine P. abies-type (03, κ = 0.820 ) and the F. sylvatica-type (07, κ = 0.955 ).

In the wild type strain, without SOS, 96 99% progeny contained a T at the O-alkyl-dT site, indicating predominantly correct read-through by a DNA polymerase, most likely pol III (Supporting Information, Table S1 and S2).

We reasoned that if the first hypothesis was predominantly correct, inactivation of the amidase activity, but not of the glucosaminidase (which cleaves the glycans and therefore releases intact, inflammatory PGN fragments), should result in decreased virulence.

A predominantly correct classification was achieved for the subalpine Picea abies-type and the Fagus sylvatica-type although P rognA us showed a tendency to overestimate the proportion of F. sylvatica and P. abies.

On the other hand, it is possible that the predominantly correct causal model is that low income causes people to live in substandard housing, which causes elevated lead levels, which cause lower achievement.

Treatments during recovery were (1) correction of fiber and UFA diet [control; 31.8% NDF and 1.65% C18 2], (2) a diet predominantly correcting fiber, but not UFA [high oil (HO); 31.3% NDF and 2.99% C18 2], and (3) a diet predominantly correcting UFA, but not fiber concentration [low fiber (LF); 28.4% NDF and 1.71% C18 2].

This agrees with the inhomogeneous cell population found in G213 ClC-7 CHO cells (Fig. 1C) where in some cells predominantly the correct lysosomal localization is found while in others the transporter is retained in the ER.

If these BACs were predominantly in the correct group (i.e. BESs matching full sequence) then it is likely that the discrepancy between the BES and the fingerprint was due to errors in the fingerprinting, conversely if none of these BACs were in the "correct" group then it is most likely that the errors occurred during the BAC-end sequencing.

German science then is a degenerate kind of French science, the latter being predominantly "esprit de géométrie," corrected by bon sens.

(The White House abandoned two earlier versions of the ban after they faltered in lower courts; the latest, which the President has called "watered-down" and "politically correct," covers five predominantly Muslim countries — Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria, and Yemen — plus North Korea and certain government officials from Venezuela. Chad, which was on the list earlier, was dropped).