Sentence examples for recognised correctly from inspiring English sources

In particular, all 64 HCV strains belonging to subtypes 1a or 1b were recognised correctly, and HCV 6e and 6f isolates were adequately assigned to subtypes 6c l.

The first surname may not be recognised correctly or surname and first name are not always differentiated [ 16, 17].

It would seem that double incorporations are terminal in this system, and are not able to be recognised correctly to permit survival as both T and C residues.

For example, for the two sentences presented below, based on the average we are not able to recognise correctly which sentence express more positive opinion.

On the other hand, new cases of skin cancers, especially SCCs, may not be recognised or correctly diagnosed on presentation to doctors.

Doctors and healthcare providers should be able to recognise depression correctly so that those who need antidepressants get them and those with only mild cases do not get prescribed".

This may represent real differences between the groups, i.e ability to self-recognise triggers correctly, or difficulty in detecting some associations in the CM group.

Relative to the control and depressed groups the PTSD group exhibited greater sensitivity to correctly recognised stimuli in the left amygdala/ventral striatum and right occipital cortex, and more specific sensitivity to items encoded in emotional contexts in the right precuneus, left superior frontal gyrus, and bilateral insula.

Despite the relatively high proportion correctly recognised as stroke by EMDs at baseline, the difference between periods in proportions of strokes, correctly dispatched as such, was both clinically and statistically significant.

And, as his share option scheme testifies, he correctly recognised the bottom of the 2009 property slump.

"As Congress correctly recognised in the hearings held in 2006 – racial and language minorities face significant voting discrimination in some parts of our country," said Holder.