Sentence examples for that could be correct from inspiring English sources

The 49 sequences were analyzed to identify the ATGs that could be correct translation initiation sites (TIS).

Response times were measured from the onset of the presentation of the result that could be correct or incorrect.

In a June deposition, a lawyer representing a foreclosed household put it directly: "So other than the due date and the balances due, is it correct that you do not know whether any other part of the affidavit that you sign is true?" "That could be correct," Mr. Stephan replied.

Officials attribute that to diarrheal diseases that could be corrected with more education about hygiene.

"There was always one more thing that could be corrected before the concert".

This suggests a degree of naivety that could be corrected by any student of policy implementation.

Dr. Butt theorized that jaundiced patients, who are prone to internal hemorrhages, might also have a problem absorbing the vitamin, a condition that could be corrected.

But he said the WorldCom case did not appear to be one that could be corrected through changes in accounting standards now under review.

Investigators have said it remains possible that the failures that caused the incidents involving fire and smoke stemmed from flaws in the manufacturing process that could be corrected.

At the Aspen Institute forum, the sense was that the inequality of opportunities was an intentional blind spot that could be corrected with good will.

The reason was that the crises had a common cause: excessive debt that could be corrected only by a long period of deleveraging.