Sentence examples for accurately rather than from inspiring English sources
The Conservatives were said to have spent £120,000 a month on Facebook, on Messina's advice, because they could target floating voters accurately, rather than waste time having "1 million conversations" like Labour.
Other ecological drivers such as disturbance regimes, dispersal strategies, plant-animal interactions, and sediment chemistry and composition might explain distribution patterns and T. natans expansion more accurately, rather than hydrodynamics alone.
This makes sense: since the error probability in the discrimination depends primarily on the distance between the hypotheses, it is more important to estimate this distance more accurately rather than along the orthogonal direction.
Since these experiments were intended to pin down the temporal intervals which subjects could estimate most accurately, rather than apprehend as wholes, their relevance to our current concerns is questionable.
(1) Assembling repeats and nonrepeats completely and accurately rather than only detecting where repeats or nonrepeats are.
This algorithm aims to predict individual missing values accurately rather than take random draws from a distribution, so the imputed values may lead to biased parameter estimates in statistical models.
The initial position of bacteria is based on the position of particles in PSO and updated velocity of bacteria constitutes the direction of bacteria in BFO which is accurately tuned rather than random.
The model parameters can then be fit so that they recreate the estimated derivates as accurately as possible, rather than recreating the observed trajectory as accurately as possible.
The translators, Delphine Grass and Timothy Mathews, have attempted to convey the meaning of the original as accurately as possible, rather than recreate musical effects such as rhyme.
This has major implications for the design of hypertext material, especially where the ability to locate information and recall it accurately is important rather than speed per se.
I returned from Morocco, where I was asked at a conference, "Does behavioral economics make optimization models obsolete?" The message of some publications may be that behavioral economics is a substitute for 'traditional' economics and that it more accurately resembles humans rather than 'econs' that are the subject of traditional theory.
