Sentence examples for be completely precise from inspiring English sources

To be completely precise, because matches have to terminate at the start and end of the sequence, this last statement relies on there not being arbitrarily large groups of sequences identical from 0 to N.

Be completely precise in your markings.

It turns out that no socioeconomic statistical data are completely precise due to statistical regime defects (Xu 1994; Jin and Tao 2010; Holz Holz 2013a, b), investigation and aggregation errors (Park and Wang 2001; Agafiţei et al. 2015) and lack of independence in statistical agencies (Outrata 2015).

Although none of these assumptions is likely to be completely accurate, making a precise estimate of the impact of type specific immunity impossible to determine, it is reasonable to conclude that the presence of some degree of type specific immunity should serve to reduce the number of recurrent infections.

Taken as a precise gauge for future iPhone apps, statistics can be completely misleading.

The precise function of tryptophan and indole during biofilm formation of E. coli remains to be completely elucidated.

Briefly, Kalman filter models combine so-called "noisy" data ― which is not completely precise ― into a single estimate of the underlying "signal" ― that is, what's actually happening.

In the case of C. elegans, the worm's body is completely transparent and the precise lineage of all the organism's cells is known, while studies in the fly D. melanogaster can use an amazing array of genetic tools.

Critics of Mrs. Rigden's software have argued that her palettes are not completely precise representations.

Unfortunately they are not completely precise, in particular with respect to blood lost outside sanitary items.

That seems to be because only Mr. Bobbie and Ms. Opel are completely in tune with the precise, arch nature of Mr. Ives's best bits.