The phrase "accurately as with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to compare accuracy in two contexts, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The data must be presented accurately as with previous reports."
Alternatives: "precisely like" or "correctly as in".
Disease-related disruptions to memory and cognition may interfere with the ability to complete a questionnaire accurately, as might loss of insight with progressive disease [ 16], leading to reliance on informant and clinician report [ 15].
However, Equation 24 does not describe the rate accurately, as is obvious from the comparison with simulation results shown in Figure 4A.
I gathered data from more than 180 scientific papers with everything built as accurately as possible with hundreds of little scientific details built into the structure and dynamics".
Differences in performance within demented patients became apparent when tests of a higher attentional load were deployed: patients with Alzheimer's disease performed as accurately as patients with multi-infarct dementia on a low-load cancellation task, but were both less accurate and faster on a cancellation task that required more selective and divided attention (Gainotti et al., 2001).
Attention was assayed using the 5-choice serial reaction time task (5-CSRTT) (29) in which subjects must respond as accurately and as rapidly as possible with a directed nose-poke response to the presentation of a light stimulus presented pseudo-randomly in one of five spatial locations to gain a reinforcer.
Let's agree that translators are the perfect readers: nobody reads as closely, as accurately, as sympathetically, with as much solidarity and generosity, as a translator.
The director is brilliant at bringing a world to life and while I've seen the plot summarised accurately as Dances With Wolves in space, its visual splendours are many.
This extreme flexibility enables to model a signal as accurately as possible with the minimum number of TF functions providing a compact approximation of the signal.
Calculation of mechanical energy release rates and propagation angles with crack-opening displacement correlation and the local symmetry (KII = 0) criterion, respectively, provided results most efficiently and accurately, as compared with compliance and J-integral approaches and other deflection criteria.
We required a model that would estimate hybridization signals as accurately as possible with a robust estimate of the background, particularly those signals expressed at low levels, and that would provide a measure of uncertainty for each probe-set or transcript.
