The phrase "accurately upon" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where precision is emphasized in relation to a specific moment or condition.
Example: "The results were recorded accurately upon the completion of the experiment."
Alternatives: "precisely at" or "correctly when".
Regions such as the orbital frontal gyrus did not show this kind of dual effect, allowing us to focus more accurately upon key regions.
Unlike many known TLS enzymes, pol η mostly synthesizes DNA accurately upon the lesion template [12], [30], as demonstrated by XPV resulting from a mutated pol η [16], [31].
However, 3-D OCT quantitative geometrical parameters can only be retrieved accurately upon correction of the fan (scanning) and optical (refraction) distortion [ 31– 31].
However, quantitative geometrical parameters can only be retrieved accurately upon correction of the fan (scanning) distortion of the sample arm of the OCT instrument, and (for all structures behind the anterior cornea) correction of the optical (refraction) distortion [ 33– 33].
It implies that the image processing task is more accurately started upon each incoming frame.
Capacity to accurately reflect upon self-knowledge may be skewed, as we inflate the scope of our experience and understanding.
It has become clear that the timing of certain interventions in SOHCA is time dependent or, more accurately, dependent upon the duration and degree of the ischemic insult after the onset of VF.
Furthermore, if imputation accuracy is unevenly distributed across the genome, parts of the genome could potentially be less accurately selected upon and therefore be subject to greater random genetic drift over time.
On one hand there is the risk of assuming an exclusively western ceteris paribus stance and incurring frank ethical imperialism as western precepts and standards are enforced (or perhaps more accurately inflicted) upon other groups with dissimilar needs, values, and norms.
Or, perhaps more accurately, the world upon a small spec of blood on a pin.
This type of information is typically most accurately captured based upon self-report.
