The manner in which an individual perceives emotions may be highly functional for him / her and we cannot have certainty that it is "incorrect" purely because of performance in an in vitro task [ 2].
Since the mMR has been calibrated three times using a correct μ-map (and a complex procedure) in the 3-year period, we are certain that it measures accurately and the consistent bias is purely due to the incorrect MR-based μ-maps.
Instead, it can be purely attributed to the incorrect approach used to obtain marginal predictions from a random intercepts model.
Should news articles explicitly note for all claims whether they are purely factual, subject to interpretation or plain incorrect?
George Fernandes, the Indian defense minister, insisted that the account of the Pakistani officials was incorrect, and said the Indian mobilization was purely defensive.
Given our experience that a significant fraction of reaction insertions suggested by the gap-filler are incorrect, we must question the trustworthiness of a purely automated approach.
On a purely scientific level, the theories appear to be harmlessly if totally incorrect, said Dr. Andrew Gould, an astronomy professor at Ohio State.
In purely technological terms, an unanticipated consequence can occur when there are incorrect rules within a computer system or some other technical failure.
It is therefore incorrect to view Christianity, as conservatives of his time did, as a purely ascetic spiritual retreat from the world.
Despite his fame as a philosopher of purely metaphysical problems, such as the relation of the soul and body, or God's existence, it would not be incorrect to conclude that Descartes was a scientist first and a philosopher second.
