Sentence examples for render a correct from inspiring English sources

Alleged benign large regenerative nodules in the chronic congested liver often mimic HCC radiologically and may render a correct diagnosis difficult [38].

Under the conservative assumption that lymphocytes only scan as little as a 5% of the APC surface, those parameter values render a correct targeting ratio R > 10, which implies that Ag targeting is extremely reliable.

If we assume that each juror group acts independently and each person makes the right decision with probability θ, what is the probability that the jury renders a correct decision?

The rotation radius was kept as close to 15 cm as possible; however if deviation from 15 cm, the uptake ratio was corrected using a linear equation described in an earlier publication [ 23] rendering a corrected ratio (in this paper referred to as the "uptake").

A. Correct.

A: Corrected Q: There are still a few symbols that have not been rendered correctly in the PDF of the revised manuscript (e.g., pg. 3, line 11, should read " ~ 82 %"), so the authors should take note of this issue.

A: Corrected.

Using these techniques we can enable a correct rendering of difficult class of high-dynamic range input scenes.

Data triangulation was performed by means of interviewing both patients and physicians and by means of a member check: the interviewed physicians were asked whether the results as they are written down were a correct rendering of the information they provided.

A correct design of the pattern can render this selection highly precise and reproducible.

I agreed that this was very funny indeed, thereafter explaining that the term "Bosniaks" - also correctly rendered as "Bosniacs" - is in fact a real word referring to Bosnian Muslims, and that Biden had used this correct term in a correct fashion, which, in my opinion, seems okay.