Sentence examples for accurate ones from inspiring English sources

All candidates where the last match is above this threshold are simply removed, so these candidates will not be considered better than the "real" accurate ones on the following points in unexpected and rare situations.

Rumors on letsrun.com, a Web site known for accurate ones, started on Saturday.

Mr. Clarke also said that Tom Ridge, the president's first domestic security adviser and head of the Department of Homeland Security, opposed the creation of his own department on grounds, accurate ones in Mr. Clarke's view, that it would be too costly and difficult to integrate with other agencies.

So when we form beliefs about what is going on in the world, they are largely accurate ones.

For most of the cases studied, the S N predictions based on the piecewise linear CLD are the most accurate ones.

And traffic, revenue and share-of-market numbers, even accurate ones, are no indication of how many adult ads on Backpage actually convert into a real-world transaction – nor what subset of those transactions are with a minor or someone otherwise coerced into a commercial sex act.

Compare the Star's version with the accurate one that appeared on the same day on the BBC's news website, Squat toilets in Rochdale shopping centre.

There are intrinsic limits on how accurate one poll can be, especially if it has a small sample size as the Register's poll did".

Yet Williams was unquestionably accurate on one count: Henin-Hardenne wanted to win badly.

If the household survey is really the more accurate one, the good news on jobs may well continue, complicating a central point in the Republican case against Mr. Obama.

Given two alignments, STRIKE manages to identify the most accurate one in 70% of the cases on average.