The phrase "accurately the consequences" is not correct in English as it lacks proper structure.
It could be used in a context where you want to emphasize the precision of the consequences being discussed, but it needs rephrasing for clarity.
Example: "We need to assess accurately the consequences of our actions before making a decision."
Alternatives: "precisely the outcomes" or "correctly the results".
There is no consensus on whether the Obama administration is accurately describing the consequences that could result from failing to raise the ceiling, with roughly an equal number saying Mr. Obama and his surrogates are making things sound worse than they and saying the administration is describing the situation accurately.
Regina Lopez-Whiteskunk, an Ute Mountain Ute tribe council member, said Thursday that the government had not accurately presented the consequences of a national monument designation to the native people in the area.
There are instances when IT does not accurately predict the consequences of a splice variant.
Because the in vivo functions of TNF-α appear complex, even a detailed knowledge of its effects at the cellular level is probably insufficient to be able to accurately predict the consequences of changing TNF-α signaling during a healing process.
One solution is to develop portable biosensors that are specific to a particular pesticide molecule, or family of molecules, by combining a biological component that interacts with the molecule(s) with a high affinity and selectivity, and a supporting apparatus that can accurately transduce the consequences of that interaction for quantification.
In that aspect, the establishment and characterization of cell lines derived not only from neoplastic but also from stromal components of breast carcinomas are extremely important to study more accurately the biological consequences of these heterotypic cell interactions.
Historically, these measures have been poorly designed and therefore may not assess nutrition knowledge accurately, with the consequence that the results may have little meaning.
These data demonstrate that spatial models are needed to accurately predict the consequence of membrane heterogeneity on signal propagation and set the stage for more refined considerations of signaling platforms.
However, we need to see the actual proposals from the DfE before we can accurately predict what the consequences, intended and unintended, will be".
In regard to linkage studies on the 10K GeneChip®, the consequences of accurately adding 10% of SNPs which were previously not calculated include improved information content and filling gaps in the genetic map.
