Accurate in sentence

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We started to engage the public, and the more people who got these little data points, the more accurate our maps became.

So we realized that we needed to get this out, and with the PhD work of Ming-Zher Poh and later great improvements by Empatica, this has made progress and the seizure detection is much more accurate.

By the way, this video is pretty accurate of how the landing took place, you know, about four years ago.

And over the next few years, as we keep orbiting, you know, Saturn, we are planning to get closer and closer down to the surface and make more accurate measurements.

And you need to know that Danny's clock is to be kept accurate by a ray of sunshine, that perfect noon hitting it every sunny day, and the pulse of heat from that sets off a solar trigger which resets the clock to make it perfectly accurate.

Now, I saw that the stories and headlines were pretty accurate for most part, you know, "After defying anti-vax mom, Ohio teen expresses why he got vaccinated."

Pretty accurate, pretty true.

So I did not attack my parents, that's not accurate at all.

You need to make a personal decision for yourself to say, "This is accurate, this is what's real, and these lies are not OK."

Because that doesn't change the truth, doesn't change what's accurate and what's important.

Health care in the United States assumes that you have a working telephone and an accurate address.

Of course, if the address isn't accurate, it doesn't much matter how many letters you send to that same address.

Even with this constraint, his exhaustive investigations yielded some remarkably accurate conclusions.

But even then, it took another hundred years for an accurate description of blood flow to emerge, and two hundred more for the theory of the Four Humours to fade.

Hopefully, today we can reap the benefits of Galen’s experiments without attributing equal credence to his less accurate ideas.

We discovered that averaging the answers of the groups after they reached consensus was much more accurate than averaging all the individual opinions before debate.

The skin had to be absolutely accurate.

The one physical system, the brain, contains an accurate working model of the other, the quasar.

SB: Yeah, I don't think that's accurate, and I think probably because animals have taught us that.

And less than half of those states require that the information presented be medically accurate.

And researchers have found that online hoaxes spread 10 times faster than accurate stories.

So I called my trusted friends at the World Wildlife Fund, I called Conservation International, and I soon learned that the Greenpeace report was accurate.

These tools are accurate enough to etch words into a human hair.

In addition to accurate language training it also fixes memory and cognition speech fluency and speech production.

[The incredible diversity of ancient life, Dinosaurs, Paleontology] It's a very accurate meme; I didn't even make this one.

We found that synthesizing accurate DNA in large pieces was extremely difficult.

Ham Smith and Clyde Hutchison, my colleagues on this, developed an exciting new method that allowed us to synthesize a 5,000-base pair virus in only a two-week period that was 100 percent accurate, in terms of its sequence and its biology.

It was a critical moment in American history and global history where one felt they didn't have access to accurate information.

So even though we think the test is accurate, the important part of the story is there's another bit of information we need.

It's exactly the same logical error as the logical error of thinking that after the disease test, which is 99 percent accurate, the chance of having the disease is 99 percent.

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