Sentence examples for relation to the correct from inspiring English sources

All subjects would have insisted, correctly, that the number on the wheel bore no relation to the correct answer to the question.

The EyeLink II proprietary algorithm was used to calibrate and verify the subject's point of regard in relation to the correct location on the display.

A statistically significant decrease was observed in the grade of knowledge of FGM (98.1% in 2001, 94.7% in 2004) and in relation to the correct identification of the typology of FGM (48.7% in 2001, 39.5% in 2004) among the women.

3) We can use the Shannon entropy (H) to measure the amount of uncertainty that the genetic machinery has in relation to the correct decoding of the message transmitted into the nucleus by a signaling pathway.

Because the annotation of T. vivax genes available in GenBank is not precise in relation to the correct identification of start codons, and considering that this trouble can introduce serious biases in this analysis, the same ontology analyses were also conducted in T. brucei, whose annotation is expected to be much more depurated.

In accordance with Stolper's work, we define gut feeling as 'a physician's intuitive feeling that something is wrong with the patient, although there are no apparent clinical indications for this, or a physician's intuitive feeling that the strategy used in relation to the patient is correct, although there is uncertainty about the diagnosis' [ 28].

This is probably due to the variation in cluster estimation and is not a problem in relation to achieving the correct diagnosis.

The control mechanism for the saccadic type of movement can be described as a sampled data system, i.e., the brain makes discontinuous samples of the position of the eyes in relation to the target and corrects the error, in contrast to a continuous feedback system that takes account of the error all the time.

Finally, the rotation of the proximal humerus in relation to the diaphysis is corrected to adjust the medial bicipital gutter to the medial insertion of pectoralis major fibers.

For clinical application and using fiber-optic OCT, a flexible, sideward-looking OCT probe would permit easier (and more natural) perpendicular placement of the OCT beam in relation to the sample, automatically correcting for this alignment issue.

There's little room for them in today's culture of nature appreciation and even less so in nature writing, which tends to entrench a sense that the correct relation to the landscape is through walking and distanced looking.