Mrs. Parker showed the 12-year-olds how someone (at a newspaper, for example) could report data accurately but display them deceptively -- for example, by changing the scale on one side of a graph to make an apparent correlation seem less important.
Being able to control the pipetting speed accurately, for example, could reduce damage to the cells during processing.
Nevertheless, some misunderstanding of risk prevailed, for example only one third of women could accurately report the population risk before counseling.
Numerical simulation and engineering examples show that the proposed method could accurately identify the modal frequency and modal damping ratio of the structure.
The defence committee has asked "whether new technologies, for example underwater drones, are being developed which could accurately detect and track submarines", the feasability of such systems being effective, and what "advancements in submarine design are being considered to combat detection by such equipment".
The Commons defence committee has written to the defence contractors BAE and Babcock asking for an assessment of "whether new technologies, for example underwater drones, are being developed which could accurately detect and track submarines", and therefore rob them of their defining advantage, stealth.
Others examined ability to understand — for example, by presenting data and seeing if the subject could accurately estimate the probability of getting the disease.
(You'd think someone could accurately assess when Williams wrote his letter, for instance).
Persimmon could accurately advertise free-range cooks.
But they also could accurately reflect an American compromise proposal.
