Sentence examples for share correct from inspiring English sources
"There is a lot of misinformation and the team really want to ensure that they are able to share correct and timely information," she said.
Peer educators are now being trained on how to share correct information, dispel doubts and misconceptions, and teach other young people the skills needed to prevent AIDS.
As a reminder, consider what happened when the A shares "corrected" on Feb. 27.
In earlier studies, the average share of correct answers on calculation tests seems to be around 60%% correct answers, ranging from 35%% in the McMullan et al. [ 9] study to 71%% in the Simonsen et al. [ 11] study.
My predictions of GM's long and deep decline in market share were correct.
The results show that the change in the share of correct answers was positive regarding all questions except for one question in which the difference was not significant.
As in the other figures as well, the blue parts of the bars represents the share of correct answers and the orange parts represent the share of incorrect answers.
We study two substantively different ways of extending quantal response equilibrium (QRE) to this setting: (1) Heterogeneus QRE, where players share identical correct beliefs about the distribution of payoff responsiveness; and (2) Truncated QRE, where players have downward looking beliefs, systematically underestimating others' responsiveness.
As a result, one of these N-terminal serines doesn't share the correct spacing in the arthropod family members to be a match to the usual GSK3 consensus (S-X-X-X-S) (we now make this clear in the Figure).
You can also call their 24-hour hotline on 0300 5000914, and there's even a Streetlink app available: Make sure that you're sharing the correct information, as distributed this winter by St Mungo's.
It should have been obvious at the outset that the largest contributors to the global macroeconomic imbalances — such as the United States, China and Germany — would try all along the way to influence the process in order to minimize their respective share of correcting those imbalances which are standing in the way of sustained growth.
