Sentence examples for be relatively accurate from inspiring English sources

Though campaigns typically seek to set expectations as low as possible and Mr. Kerry's aides have said they do not expect any such lead, Mr. Dowd's public forecasts have tended to be relatively accurate.

The parameters of the line impedance can be relatively accurate.

It'd apparently include support for the MotionPlus accessory, too, so it would supposedly be relatively accurate.

This is because the visually approximated height and tilt can be relatively accurate, whereas the focal length cannot.

The numbers are supposed to be relatively accurate, so check it out, it just might locate a Wii for you this holiday season.

2) In this paper, the proposed method can be relatively accurate for allocation of FACTS devices and advantageous to the distribution of power flow.

Even though his leg-break barely turns off the straight, he has been relatively accurate.

Unusually for stories that appear in the gossip press, this one turns out to have been relatively accurate.

While all that is relatively accurate, it is also true that there was no "typical day" – every day felt full of discovery.

Traditional methods of diagnosing the disorder are relatively accurate, he said, and years of research on brain function have not added much to those methods.

These results confirm that the simulation strain was relatively accurate.