Sentence examples for accurately tied from inspiring English sources

Whether or not these suspensions were accurately tied to misbehaviour in the past, they can certainly reinforce it in the future.

This last is a valid complaint only if you think that musicals have to be accurately tied to their source material.

Other students expressed a different view of pressure that was conceptually (and most likely, accurately) tied to natural selection, in particular to differential survival (Fig. 1e).

Solutions that accurately tie together data across channels are becoming critical pieces of architecture.

"What's interesting is that we can now accurately tie together the two screens," says Mr Plunkett.

To fix that, founder and CEO David Shim tells me the company takes licensed and open source location data, then "we built a model to clean up that raw location data" to accurately tie a range of latitude/longitude coordinates to a specific business.

Ultimately, the success or failure of any menu will largely be tied to how accurately the menu is priced and how well the product inventory is managed.

It was found that separated elements with tied nodal constraints more accurately represent the failure behavior of the can subjected to a piercing load than merged element nodes.

Well, more accurately, it has no hands to even be tied, so whatever.

It was shown that the developed model was able to accurately detect GPP variation in crops where total chlorophyll content is closely tied to seasonal dynamic of GPP.

This is consistent with other findings that hospital discharge data are more accurately reported than birth data, which may be because hospital reporting is tied to compensation[ 6, 7, 9].