The morbid but perennially accurate music industry adage that few things boost sales more than an untimely demise has been proven again in this week's UK charts, which features Amy Winehouse's Back to Black as the bestselling album.
Finally, it is not accurate that industry unduly influenced the review process for vinyl chloride nor that the potency factors published in the IRIS (Integrated Risk Information System) database (U.S. EPA 2000) are insufficiently protective (Norman 2002).
But if that was once painfully accurate, the burgeoning industry now appears to be on a roll.
Industrious is a far more accurate term than industry; these people have been working hard to improve the place.
These were on increases in gross and average from their pathetic 2009 predecessors, though neither measure was ever an accurate barometer of industry health.
But if Armstrong's latest prediction on the band's future success is accurate, Green's industry estimate doesn't leave too much room for others.
If the recent New Frontier Data projections are accurate, the pot industry would likely create more new jobs in the coming years than the manufacturing sector, which, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, is forecast to lose 814,000 jobs by 2024.
In biomedical/pharmaceutical research and industry, accurate measurement of protein, drug, or biomarker in biological matrices is often critical.
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In the latter case, companies and financial firms sometimes devote a great deal of time and effort to getting an accurate estimate, hiring industry experts, analysts, and so on.
