Sentence examples similar to that's partially correct from inspiring English sources

With multiple-choice exams, there often may be one best answer with a number of answers that are partially correct.

Tsesarevich was hit abaft the portside torpedo bulkhead and the ship took on an 18° list that was partially corrected by counterflooding compartments on the starboard side.

We detected changes in ECG parameters that were partially corrected by exercise training.

However, I believe this is partially correct.

Elisabeth acknowledged that he was partially correct but took issue with this line of thought.

It may be that both views are partially correct, in that redundant information is perceived multimodally from birth (Bahrick and Lickliter 2000), likely based on specific prenatal sensory experience (Lickliter 2011), but correspondences among nonredundant multimodal stimuli have to be learned (Bremner et al. 2012a).

She reports that the clinicians are partially correct; both metastatically competent and poorly metastatic cell lines arrive at the metastatic site and extravasate at high frequencies.

The site's founder — a 30-year-old East Coast writer who asked spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of becoming a conservative target in real life — told The Washington Post that her conservative critics are partially correct: Hillarybeattrump is meant to serve as a refuge from reality for liberals.

My mother's characterization was partially correct.

Costa Mesa Planning Commissioner Colin McCarthy, in his Sounding Off piece published Tuesday ("Cuts needed to balance city's budget") is partially correct.

That assessment may be partially correct, as it takes a great deal of skill and dedication to play complex improvised music, but it also takes soul, heart and empathy to play it in such a way as it will move the listener.