Sentence examples for accurately starting from inspiring English sources

"The first step," he added, "was to create a style to express my feelings accurately, starting with something that I knew really well —myself".

It implies that the image processing task is more accurately started upon each incoming frame.

If we could fill the gaps identified here we anticipate that we would be able to select patients for appropriate therapy more accurately, start patients on therapies earlier and monitor progression and response.

This problem is exacerbated by the need for flanking nonrepetitive "anchor" sequence to accurately start or end the repeat alignments in the correct position, as this further reduces the remaining read length that can span into the repeats.

Real-time PCR has made it possible to accurately quantify starting amounts of nucleic acid during the PCR reaction without the need for post-PCR analyses.

Comparative analysis of amplified and genomic DNA samples showed that a large number of SNPs could be accurately typed starting from just 0.01 ng of template.

Both alternates are very close to modal rotamers in dihedral space, so B RDEE is able to recapitulate them very accurately (when starting from either A or B) with approximately the same 10 kcal/mol energy difference between A-like and B-like conformations.

Or perhaps more accurately, she started a plot of weeds.

Based on the VM, we employed a level set-based adaptive convolution method for calculating the first- and second-order spatial derivatives more accurately to start the geometric analysis.

The unique feature of CALET is its thick, fully active calorimeter that allows measurements well into the TeV energy region with excellent energy resolution (<3%), coupled with a fine imaging upper calorimeter to accurately identify the starting point of electromagnetic showers.

I came up with seven of the nine regulars and managed to accurately name four starting pitchers, Paul Splitorff, Dennis Leonard, Doug Bird and Andy Hassler.