Sentence examples for be accurate to conclude from inspiring English sources

"(I t would be accurate to conclude that petitioners 'contemplate' regional planning (although not necessarily for the region defined by respondents) because, as the district court found..

Galileo will be accurate to three feet.

I think that it may be more accurate to conclude that the Olympic Games have produced a kind of legal oxymoron: one may not publicly protest the government's policies or actions without the government's approval.

It was not accurate to conclude there was a widespread problem, but apparent that areas of bad practice did exist.

Nor is it accurate to conclude that the president is reading only the stuff he critiques, Shah contends.

The authors conclude that HR MRI is accurate to determine the extent of colorectal tumors in the pelvis and can therefore be used to determine the type of surgery required for curative resection, emphasizing that HR MRI should always be used in the staging of patients with locally advanced pelvic colorectal cancer.

These words are accurate to some degree.

It is accurate to within 0.03mm.

So wouldn't it be at least as accurate to conclude that chosen-value effects emerge from the same neural dynamics occurring at different amplitudes across trials?

The predictions by the proposed strut-and-tie based method are adequately conservative and accurate to conclude that it provides a safe and reliable means of calculating the load-carrying capacity of concrete corbels.

But the climate models tend to be accurate and unbiased overall, they concluded.