The phrase "accurately mean" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of something being defined or interpreted correctly, but the combination of "accurately" and "mean" does not work well together.
Example: "The term 'sustainability' accurately means the ability to maintain ecological balance over time."
Alternatives: "correctly signifies" or "precisely denotes."
Significant main effects of Emotion on both accuracy [F 3,39) = 24.328, p < 0.001] and reaction time [F 3,39) = 39.004, p < 0.001] showed that happy faces were recognized most quickly (mean reaction time 761.5 ms) and accurately (mean 97.0% correct), while angry expressions took the longest to discriminate (mean reaction time 968.1 ms) and were more likely to be misclassified (mean 75.4% correct).
Sugrue et al. [16] showed with a modified nasogastric tube (air-filled) that in nine patients undergoing laparoscopic cholecystectomy, the IGP reflected IBP accurately (mean difference of 0.35 mmHg).
Indeed, tree diameter could be measured accurately (mean of replicates close to the true value), but imprecisely (high variance among replicates), or precisely (low variance of replicates) but inaccurately (e.g. measured with an instrument calibrated with an incorrect standard) [13].
Indeed, tree diameter could be measured accurately (mean of replicates close to the true value), but imprecisely (high variance among replicates), or precisely (low variance of replicates) but inaccurately (e.g. measured with an instrument calibrated with an incorrect standard) [ 13].
Sugrue et al. [ 16] showed with a modified nasogastric tube (air-filled) that in nine patients undergoing laparoscopic cholecystectomy, the IGP reflected IBP accurately (mean difference of 0.35 mmHg).
Finally, a comparison between non-reference SNP genotypes generated by low-pass sequencing and GWAS chip data provided strong evidence that genotypes of common variants were accurately (mean genotype concordance of 99.7%) genotyped (Materials and Methods; Supplementary Material, Figs. S4 and 5).
But Barrio Bravo in Tepito, a rogue community where the Spanish word for brave more accurately means belligerent, offers a window into the combustible mix of frustration, distrust and anger that people feel for the police.
And it is more likely to arrive on time.The ability to predict the arrival time more accurately should mean less circling in holding patterns while planes wait to land, says Alastair Muir, operations director at Prestwick.
First systolic shoulder and systolic peak pressures were also accurately rendered (mean ± SD difference 1.4 ± 2.0 mmHg for peak systolic pressure).
Although more accurately he means how much Spotify would be paying out to the music industry: labels and publishers, and then onto artists and songwriters depending on their deals with those rightsholders.
However, if the monitoring data exceed the safe range, the node needs to sample additional data to record the variation more accurately, which means additional allocation slots should be assigned for these data.
