Sentence examples for accurately almost from inspiring English sources

A new camera and software system in its final testing phases will record the exact speed and location of the ball and every player on the field, allowing the most digitized of sports to be overrun anew by hundreds of innovative statistics that will rate players more accurately, almost certainly affect their compensation and perhaps alter how the game itself is played.

It's hard to control, but with some practice you can learn to strike the ball accurately almost every time.

Or more accurately, gold almost for Darya Domracheva in the women's 15 km individual biathlon.

But it also fails to accurately describe almost all actual decision making.

Ten years ago he was dying of AIDS; now he is living with it — or, more accurately, living almost without it, his immune system normal, no trace of virus detectable in his blood.

Accordingly, using mathematical analysis to calculate transmission power accurately is almost impossible.

For these reasons, a cost-effective method, capable of accurately detecting almost all aneuploid embryos, represents an attractive alternative to comprehensive chromosome screening approaches.

Taking a major step toward that goal, one fraught with therapeutic potential and ethical questions, scientists have now accurately predicted almost the whole genome of an unborn child by sequencing DNA from the mother's blood and DNA from the father's saliva.

This means that you'd have to accurately predict almost every House race to come up with who would ultimately win.

It is notoriously difficult to measure patient compliance accurately, in almost all therapy areas.

Due to the careful design, the guidance is capable of steering the high-L/D vehicle to any place on the Earth accurately while achieving almost constant commands during the steady glide phase, a major phase of flight.