Sentence examples for the correct overall from inspiring English sources

In total knee surgery, typically the bone cuts are made first to produce the correct overall alignment.

In more complicated cases the temperature scanning methods require more sophisticated data handling procedures but they continue to yield the correct overall (net) rates of reaction.

So ask yourself whether, after grasping the results presented in your figures, the reader will be led to the correct overall conclusion.

Different aspects of these states, including quantal statistics, entropy, entanglement, and position space representation with the correct overall phase, have been investigated in [17, 23, 25].

Global events such as the propagation of the flame front to neighboring swirlers are well captured by LES, with the correct propagation mode (spanwise or axial) and the correct overall ignition time delay.

The sub-fragment definition contains all of the information necessary to display or recreate the fragment, and hence represent the structure with all of its atoms, and infer the correct overall molecular formula.

The corrected overall crystallization rate constant (Kc) calculated from Avrami equation were found to be in the order as: SHPCL-4<SHPCL-10<LPCL-35<LPCL-25≈SHPCL-40, which was further evidenced by the real time morphological observation with polarized light microscopy (POM).

Nevertheless, several objects were appropriately tracked and even the lost objects by static occlusion were correctly tracked after the problem, showing a correct overall behaviour of the tracking approach.

If performance is not correct overall on the complex command, the participant is given a score for each single command performed correctly regardless of whether it was performed in the correct sequence.

The DFA resulted in a correct overall classification of 69.7%.

During the training phases only correct auxiliary-suffix combinations were heard making the correct combinations overall more frequent than the incorrect combinations which served as the basis for memory formation.