Sentence examples for useful and correct from inspiring English sources

For any given problem, the results provided by dimensional analysis turn out to be both useful and correct.

Smith's detailed post on how to cross the border by land between Cambodia and Thailand, without being scammed by phony customs police, was astonishingly useful and correct.

Starting from Halliday and Matthiessen's (Halliday & Matthiessen 2014) account of the English MOOD system, the SFG accounts of Bandstra (Bandstra 2008) and Tatu (Tatu 2008) were critically evaluated and rejected as models for the description of BH, although certain aspects of their descriptions are useful and correct.

Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan portrayed balance when saying, "Legal and peaceful protest by Muslims is a useful and correct thing; but a protest cannot envisage any kind of violence or terrorism".

It is both useful and correct to think of a polymodule as a bimodule with respect to the tensor product of several algebras or, even more simply, as a module over the tensor product of algebras and their opposites.

To ensure that α i,j is a useful and correct measure of probe set residual variance and not subject to low-intensity related bias, we initially demonstrated that α i,j is independent of signal intensity.

Second, during the campaign, he took a very hard, negative line against NAFTA, in large part because it was a useful--and correct--criticism of Hillary Clinton's support for NAFTA (she simply lied about her past position but that is not the topic of this post so I'll just leave it at that).

In addition, the selection of the 52 SNP panel, while centering on SNPs with high overall heterozygosity for most populations, also incuded a smaller proportion of SNPs showing highly contrasting allele frequency distributions in particular populations; raising the possibility that this SNP panel would also be useful to detect and correct for population admixture.

The system lets the restaurants know what the customers ate, where they were sitting and who served them – this is presumably more useful and easier to correct than "FoieGrasLover452" having a public tantrum about not being greeted with sufficient deference.

Admitting that brains have been selected for thinking is admitting that thinking is their proper function and allowing that, on occasion, it may be their proper function to think useful and perhaps even correct thoughts.

Though Wright agreed with the response made by Bach and Ivinson, he also reiterated the accuracy of his interpretation of the data: 'I believe that the Canadian Consultation was useful and that a correct analysis shows considerable support for the concept' (Wright 2004, 1113).