Sentence examples for doesn't accurately represent from inspiring English sources

I guess these stiffs are angry because they feel this year's cup doesn't accurately represent the holiday season.

It's a shame the media focuses so much on this one rare thing because it doesn't accurately represent the wide range of symptom "portfolios" that present in the Tourette's population, especially given how rare coprolalia is," Doucet wrote on his blog.

Academics have written many papers that explain why group level data does not accurately represent an individual.

This praise is not consciously insincere, but pretty plainly it does not accurately represent their operational plan.

The interstitial fluid that interacts with the sensor (as well as the proposed 'tattoo') does not accurately represent the glucose level in blood.

However, when dynamic simulations are used in the analysis of safety problems in the event of emergency situations, the basic model does not accurately represent the dynamic response.

In "When Numbers Mislead" (column, May 26), Stephanie Coontz decries our tendency to compare ourselves to an average that does not accurately represent the population.

The Catholic bishops of the United States have on at least three occasions formally stated that the group is not a Catholic organization and that it does not accurately represent the Catholic faith.

In a companion paper (see pp. 43 61 of this issue), it was shown that when a system is non-viscously damped, an identified equivalent viscous damping model does not accurately represent the damping behaviour.

However, the same proportion of respondents (44%) said they believed studios had a problem with minorities, and 30% said that Hollywood's output does not accurately represent US diversity.

On the other hand, it does not accurately represent area, especially near the projection point.