The phrase "accurately lower" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a precise reduction in something, but the combination of "accurately" and "lower" is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to accurately lower the temperature to achieve the desired results."
Alternatives: "precisely reduce" or "correctly decrease".
Like Mr. LaBute's play, which opened last week at the Lucille Lortel Theater, "The Water's Edge" presents a success-drunk womanizer who is just asking for a punch in the mouth or, more accurately, somewhere lower.
Preliminary psychometrics demonstrated the potential to more accurately measure lower physical functioning using items from PROMIS item banks.
Focal series reconstruction has a well-known limitation that it cannot accurately reconstruct lower spatial frequencies [12, 16].
The aim of the current study was to determine the length of femur and tibia which has to be reproduced on anteroposterior radiographs in order to accurately measure lower limb alignment.
It looks promising to use the fractal-shaped orifices as flowmeters as they can sense the pressure drop across them accurately with lower losses than the regular circular-shaped ones.
However due to a lack of dynamic stall modeling, the numerical method is not able to predict power output accurately at lower tip speed ratios wherein effects of dynamic stall are significant.
This might be explained by the fact that all investigators, irrespective of their level of experience in clinics, were trained in checking the "principles of the standard plane" accurately - lower limb of the bony ileum in the depth of the acetabular fossa, mid portion of the acetabular roof, and acetabular labrum.
Higher amounts of compound causes that damage in oocysts is not accurately observable; lower amounts extends the time of observation and damage is barely noticeable in a determined period of time.
The tendency of the CKD-EPI equation to more accurately classify lower-risk patients into higher eGFR categories and result in lower prevalence estimates of CKD has also been documented in a number of other studies [ 39, 40].
Oddly, those who are parents guessed even less accurately, at £10,000 lower than those without children in the home.
