Sentence examples for seemed correctly from inspiring English sources

The recovery of the ancient size seemed correctly estimated, but as observed for expansion scenarios (Fig. 2), the past time when population size began its expansion seemed overestimated, with a larger error when estimation was carried out later (case B versus A, and D versus B).

That's why, as the six-month cease-fire with Israel came to an end, Hamas calculated -- it seems correctly -- that it had nothing to gain by continuing the truce; if it had, its credentials as a resistance movement would have been no different from those of Mahmoud Abbas's Fatah.

Sources 2 and 3 appear correctly to be caused by source 1. Source 4 seems correctly to be caused by itself and source 5 but not from source 1. Source 5 seems also correctly to be caused by sources 4 and 5. Source 6 is also correctly appearing to be causing itself and not interfering with the causal maps of the other voxels.

Among those who seemed to correctly understand the core of Bohr's correspondence principle, even fewer embraced it.

Did the train companies engage with the Met Police and TfL who seemed to correctly predict the numbers?

The predicted values seem to correctly follow the general trend of consumption.

Forget new ideas -- we can't seem to correctly apply the old ones!

Such a classical view seems to correctly predict a non-adaptive, plastic response commonly found in various taxa, but the scientific argument over evolutionary responses to ocean acidification is still at a starting point [29], [53].

However, maps of the mean of norm metric from each voxel to all voxels, and from all voxels to each voxel, showed that ghost connections are weak relative to the real connections and both the causal and the caused maps seem to correctly resemble reality.

There are variations around this, such as word guessing games, unscrambling words, filling in missing letter blanks and pronouncing things correctly (and from where I played the game, "correctly" seemed to be the Queen's English).

Drew's deals essentially turned on one key question she seemed to answer correctly more often than most (or at least when it mattered most): Would interest rates go up or down?