Sentence examples for that most correct from inspiring English sources

Given that most correct predictions are made by the noise models, which only took a tiny portion of the computational time, when working on complete networks it is possible to tradeoff some accuracy for much shorter running time.

These observations further suggest that the most correct evaluation of the therapeutic window a zymoxin may offer is to compare the cleaved to the un-cleaved zymoxin itself.

The team that gets the most correct in that time period wins the game.

In general, there was considerable variation in the percentage of correct answers from the cases that received the most correct answers (schizoid personality disorder, alcohol withdrawal state with delirium, post-traumatic stress disorders) and the cases that received the least number of correct answers (agoraphobia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, acute polymorph psychosis).

In practice it was thus possible to conclude that: (i) the most correct Ea trend, as a function of the irradiation time in the weatherometer, seems to be the one obtained using Arrhenius' or Satava's methods, based on the identification of the model function that best fits the experimental trend of the DTG peak value - in practice the type of reaction mechanism [11, 12].

These computations are very time-consuming, but they are the most correct techniques that are known up to now.

– I think that generally... an agnostic would be the most correct description of my state of mind".

So it is crucial that central banks strive to find and use the most correct measure (and not the most convenient one).

Remember that in 9 out of 10 cases the first impressions are the most correct.

But it's a misconception that the central conflict within identity politics is about superficial language, about the Most Correct Terminology with which to discuss marginalized people.

In selecting the most correct K, parsimony is an important consideration, i.e. that the simpler answer tends to be correct.