Sentence examples for accurately present from inspiring English sources

The Securities and Exchange Commission recently subpoenaed several oil and gas companies about whether they accurately present to investors drilling costs and long-term well performance.

A G4S spokesperson said the figures did not accurately present the full picture.

Even so, the development of clinical response evaluation criteria is imperative to accurately present the effect on the patient after receiving CSC-targeted CART cells in cancer treatment.

We have tested the RTS by performing an exploratory experiment on the role of right posterior parietal cortex in visuo-spatial processing in conjunction with online transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) and verified that the system can accurately present stimuli as needed while triggering a TMS pulse during each trial at the required time.

The generations after Alexio II, are not recorded sufficiently to accurately present a pedigree.

Many of the families have had no access to a lawyer in their asylum proceedings, so they might have failed to accurately present their cases while actually qualifying for asylum, she added.

The many modifications to the characters and the show, particularly the importance placed on portraying dance accurately, presented challenges for SD Entertainment, the company producing the animation.

Davutoglu said he is aware of these concerns, but contended that the Guardian newspaper had not accurately presented its recent interview with the Prime Minister.

"Nobody thought that they should stay because they [the gargoyles] accurately presented a view of the way Australia ought to see Aboriginal people today – on the contrary".

"The Subcontinent Summit Meeting" (editorial, July 18) accurately presents the recent talks between India and Pakistan as a small but significant step toward resolving the 54-year conflict between the two countries.

However, methods of assessing union were not accurately presented, making this an irreproducible outcome measure.