Sentence examples for accurately picked from inspiring English sources

Senior figures in the no campaign conceded the poll had accurately picked up a surge in support for independence.

With only Silvestre between him and goal, he accurately picked out Leon McKenzie at the far post for a simple volley past the exposed Tim Howard.

Calling the earlier polls flawed, Mr. Mitofsky said in an interview yesterday that if they had accurately picked up support for Mr. Edwards, the coverage would have played out differently -- perhaps giving him less of a bounce.

Causes and effects can be accurately picked out using a variety of expressions, many of which are not explanatory.

"Dance quality was positively associated with actual grip strength and these clues of upper-body strength were most accurately picked up by male observers.

A trial run on 11 known members of either Hedgehog pathway or a related developmental pathway called Wingless confirmed that the technique accurately picked out Hedgehog genes.

The entry that most accurately picks the finishing order and comes closest to the winning margin will be judged to be the winner.

When presented with pictures of faces, people with autism tend to look only fleetingly at the eyes, and eye-tracking experiments can accurately pick this up.

The entry that most accurately picks the finishing order and comes closest to the winning percentage will be judged to be the winner.

The skin type dial provides adequate explanation of pigmentation, such as "Light brown skin, no freckles, good tanning ability," to accurately pick your type.

Microphones, for example, must be positioned to accurately pick up the driver's voice, but be placed as far away as possible from noisy equipment like fans and turn signals.