Sentence examples for consider it accurate from inspiring English sources

He does not consider it accurate that he is merely a taskmaster, and those who have coached with him tend to agree.

Of those who did complete an assessment, many did not consider it accurate or reliable, according to the report, which found that 52percentt of the participants surveyed did not agree with the results of their assessments.

Well, actually I do not consider it an accurate depiction.

We consider it more accurate and informative to describe and provide a picture of the study sample according to the patient's educational and working status and to estimate the number of days that they and their caregivers miss work, school, or the possibility to do their usual activities.

Then, Ms. Watkins questioned the company's recognition of that $800 million as cash flow, noting that it might be more accurate to consider it cash received in exchange for issuance of company shares.

Our multivariable analyses showed that the recollected pain score from the previous mammogram was the only significant 'predictor' for the compression pain score, although it is more accurate to consider it a 'correlation' because the causality is unclear and complex.

E. Daniel Capell, the editor of Capell's Circulation Report, said he had studied The New Yorker's renewal rate and considered it to be accurate.

In the follow-up, both groups reported that they more often correctly asked for name and identification number and less often considered it to be accurate to identify by knowing the patient.

The movie focusses on living conditions in devastated Vienna during the aftermath of the War, and as such, contemporary reviewers considered it a fairly accurate and convincing visual and emotional portrayal (Lynette 1978).

Although the 6-CIT has not been validated for telephone administration, we considered it to be accurate for use over the telephone given that it includes diagnostic properties (e.g. temporal orientation, and object recall) similar to a six-item screener suitable for telephone administration [ 39].

In addition the sub-specialty divisions were not always the same as the sub-specialty classification described by the Royal College of Surgeons of England and therefore we considered it to be more accurate and informative to ask the surgeons in the questionnaire for details of their sub-specialty/sub-specialties.