Sentence examples for accurately otherwise from inspiring English sources

"What is very important, though, it seems to me, is to tell it calmly and accurately – otherwise the reaction from readers will be revulsion and fear, which blocks the human impulse to help.

This must be carried out accurately; otherwise your design will not be engraved centrally within the ring.

Previous models either do not include the magnitude of entropy rejection required by the second law or do not otherwise accurately represent terrestrial solar conversion.

Such closed-form solutions are used here in conjunction with numerical techniques for the rest of the problem to predict multi-body dynamic responses more quickly and accurately than would otherwise be possible.

Such closed-form solutions are used here in conjunction with numerical techniques for the rest of the problem to predict more quickly and accurately than would otherwise be possible.

In this way, one benefit of standardized HRQOL measurement in pediatric practice is the communication of healthcare needs by the child who may not be able to otherwise accurately report symptoms or other problems with daily functioning.

A "mass" swim start is accurately described by that otherwise overused word – epic.

One radiologist separated the first set of sporadic Alzheimer's disease cases from cognitively normal subjects as accurately as the SVM; otherwise, the SVM performed better than radiologists (see Table 2 and Fig. 1).

Results are given which indicate the accuracy of the formulation and the necessity or otherwise to model accurately the induced steady flow field in the absorbent material.

In particular, our MCM scheme allows us to accurately represent the DD channels otherwise complicated intercarrier interference (ICI) and intersymbol interference (ISI) response with a relatively small number of coefficients.

Our study also highlights the importance of performing local assessments of maternal health services in order to accurately measure community needs that otherwise may be underestimated by national surveys.