Sentence examples for be precise to reflect from inspiring English sources

Instead, he offered Hu lunch — halibut, to be precise — to reflect Bush's displeasure with China's human-rights record.

Improve understanding of the scale and nature of urban poverty and exclusion affecting children Data collection must be more precise to reflect disparities in children's situations and help determine the most marginalised families and children.

However, since questionnaire is subjective, the measurement of serum cotinine is more precise to reflect the current smoking status.

Fourth, because the sample size was relatively small for old age groups in this study, the incidence estimates may not be precise, as reflected in the wide 95% confidence intervals.

"We have to drag them out here, but we need information that's precise," Quintero reflected on the meeting.

Although such estimates are not accurate (do not give the exact number of animals per liter), they are precise (reflect correctly the variations in abundance).

The overall magnitude of association was small and there was substantial heterogeneity between studies, but the estimate was precise as reflected by the narrow CIs and the magnitude of association for diagnostic criteria for depression was larger than for self-report depression measures.

The title in particular should be changed to reflect the precise major contributions this study makes well (implication of egr-5 in control of post-mitotic cell maturation in epidermal differentiation).

Or to our meat, to be precise.

Previous results (Taly et al., 2008), based on molecular dynamics simulations suggest that such an approximation is not precise enough to reflect the complexity of existing interactions.

To be precise: George Prescott Garnica Bush.