Sentence examples for be accurately reported from inspiring English sources
"A love story," one of Joan Wickersham's narrators insists, "can never be accurately reported, only imagined.
Since the MB biosorption can dramatically change with changing pH, it has been stressed that not only it should be accurately reported but also the data for all comparative studies must be obtained at the same pH values.
Jim stayed dedicated to doing good for others: taught reading and writing to inmates in a prison in Chicago, mentored at-risk youth, went to graduate school for journalism, which inspired him to become a combat journalist, reported stories from the places where stories are least able to be accurately reported: Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria.
The trial of this device forms a key aspect of VISOR, as it can provide visibility of subsynchronous oscillations that cannot be accurately reported by 50 Hz PMUs, which are limited to 25 Hz by the Nyquist limit and to around 10 20 Hz by the length of window used for ensuring robust phasor calculation.
A process enhancement, automating a good part of the needed follow-up and providing a simple interface for inactive developers to signal they are effectively inactive, has been recently enabled [22]; this change is too recent to be accurately reported, but during the first month after its implementation, it has led to 20 developers to acknowledge they are no longer active in the project.
A Pew survey recently found that only 11% of Trump supporters believe that the presidential vote will be accurately reported all across the country.
"In 13 cases, the reanalysis came to a different outcome a finding that suggests many clinical trials may not be accurately reporting the effect of a new drug or intervention".
Therefore, campuses that have higher numbers of reported sexual assaults are more likely to be accurately reporting their numbers, and campuses with crime reports of "0" reported sexual assaults are red flags, not the safest colleges.
"Key aspects of my offer of $1 million have not been accurately reported," he wrote.
Le Monde gave it a brief and condescending mention, saying that, while some facts were accurately reported, there were mistakes and information that could not be checked.
