accurate造句
(121) If accurate measurement of quality is in place, natural selection proceeds almost automatically.
(122) The second part of step two is often neglected by teachers, mainly because it is difficult to obtain accurate information.
(123) The picture of a dovish president pulled in opposite directions by thugs on both right and left is not entirely accurate.
(124) The information the device collects helps divers gather more accurate records of free-fall times.
(125) The police had been excluded from prior knowledge of the arrests, but quickly built up an accurate picture.
(126) After the tubercle bacillus was identified, accurate diagnosis of tuberculosis, of the lungs and of other organs, became possible.
(127) What is the relationship between the accurate portrayal of a single case and a general truth about the nature of things?
(128) The availability of accurate information with respect to the current sales enables sophisticated marketing capable of responding to consumers' preferences.
(129) In the private sector, decision making can be guided and implemented by considerations that are subject to reasonably accurate escalation.
(130) Whether it is an accurate account of the genesis of these hallucinations remains to be seen.
(131) She found that the membership list with which Hilary Roberts had supplied her was a not entirely accurate document.
(132) This is where accurate records will help the producer make a decision.
(133) Because of the small difference between therapeutic and toxic levels in the serum, accurate measurements of lithium concentrations are essential.
(134) As many as 20 percent of people over 80 may be suffering from dementia, but no accurate figures are available.
(135) This seems to be an accurate description of the initial decisions about seeking entry into higher education.
(136) In the effort to distribute accurate information, keeping journalists and politicians well informed is absolutely crucial.
(137) Precisely because they make no claim to be accurate descriptions of the social world, they are not directly testable.
(138) So even in 1966, the twelve-minute figure does not appear to have been an accurate estimate.
(139) Evidence is also presented which suggests that amylase determination in oesophageal fluid is an accurate reflection of salivary contamination.
(140) Is it a whitewash or an accurate representation of the result of a searching investigation?
(141) It became essential to obtain an accurate estimate of just how many tigers were left.
(142) After hours of brain searching work I arrived at a formula that produced some sensible - but not accurate figures.
(143) It hopes this will give it a more accurate picture of the actual casualty rate.
(144) I wanted to be accurate about it and in order to be accurate, you have to abandon all restrictions.
(145) It is infinitely more difficult to make an accurate assessment of the immediate past and of the present.
(146) The challenge in making an accurate diagnosis begins immediately when the consultant enters the organization.
(147) Greene gives a remarkably accurate description of life in Saigon in the early '50s.
(148) Combinations of such antibodies may offer a more accurate system for identification of tumour type.
(149) The software-intensive control scheme provides accurate and detailed timing of step intervals during acceleration and deceleration.
(150) The accurate measurement of area by this method must be achieved before it is sensible to talk about reflectance.
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