Sentence examples for substantial correct from inspiring English sources

Tom's of Maine was a small company that cared about its products -- natural ingredients, no SLS -- and that generation of Tom's toothpaste was unlike any I had used before (coming from the ones we all grew up using as kid, after watching their TV commercials); it tasted and felt substantial, correct, and clean in the mouth.

Renegotiation distracted the European community for nearly 18 months from what should have been its prime task of coping with the oil-price crisis; nor did it do anything substantial to correct the financial problems of our membership.It is impossible to say with any precision how much membership of the community could have helped as if our commitment to it had been more wholehearted.

Assessment of inter-rater reliability based on the final 330 reports showed a substantial chance corrected inter-rater agreement between the two investigators: weighted к=0.79; quadratic weighted к=0.77.

Guardian News & Media's policy is to correct substantial errors as soon as possible.

The audit turned up many violations, but none that took substantial time to correct.

"Facebook could have a substantial role in correcting those deficiencies".

I would be a substantial step in correcting some of the damage caused by the Obama foreign policy that impaired U.S. credibility worldwide.

In vivo, electrophysiological testing in db/db mice revealed substantial prolongation of corrected SAN recovery time, indicating abnormal pacemaking function.

The relatively small number common to all three gene lists (239 genes) illustrates the substantial effect of correcting for batch effects.

bTwo-level factor: Instructor did or did not use active-learning exercises and otherwise make a substantial effort toward correcting misconceptions.

Last, we included two factors to describe whether the instructor addressed common student misconceptions about natural selection: one for whether or not an instructor reported "explaining to students why misconceptions are incorrect" and a second for whether or not an instructor reported "using active-learning exercises and otherwise making a substantial effort toward correcting misconceptions".