"accurate portion" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific and precise portion of something, such as a portion of a meal or a portion of information. Example: "The recipe calls for an accurate portion of flour, measuring exactly 1 cup."
Frankly, I don't know how scientifically accurate this portion is as various variables such as amount of amniotic fluid surrounding the baby would impact this, but it's endearing and if it gets expectant mothers to learn more and be better prepared during pregnancy I'm all for it.
Traces were inspected for (i) accurate tracking (portions of inacurate tracking were trimmed off; short traces (<100 frames) were discarded), (ii) in-focus TS (traces where TS reaches the first or last z-plan were discarded), and (iii) signal to noise ratio (highly noisy traces were discarded).
Standardized food models, measuring cups, and spoons were used to record accurate estimates of portion sizes.
The accurate estimation of portion sizes also poses a challenge to untrained interviewees.
A validated two-dimensional visual aid helped participants estimate accurate information regarding portion sizes.
This study tested the hypothesis that the number of units (single vs. multi-unit), meal type and food energy density disrupts accurate estimates of portion size.
The version of events described in the plea agreement was "90%" accurate, but the portions indicating that Tanaka was present at certain meetings and gave orders to others regarding what to do with the FBI's inmate informant were wrong, Steward said.
The predictions on the basis of the direct method based updated model are found to be reasonably accurate in the lower portion of the updating frequency range but the predictions are in a significant error in the remaining portion of the updating frequency range.
The on-chip cell identification distinguished EGFR-expressed cells from EGFR-unexpressed cells, providing direct and accurate information about the portion of EGFR-expressed cells.
