Sentence examples for finding accurately from inspiring English sources

It is better to choose the initial state closer as much as possible to the target state; the time step length is important for the stability of explicit integration, and for finding accurately the optimal solution; the convergence criteria chosen for time step iteration influence the target state characteristics.

Together these results indicate that our algorithm is capable of finding SNPs accurately in complex sub-graphs and potentially comprehensively from whole genome graphs.

One article in Politico reported the findings accurately ("its … not about actual job losses") only to immediately discount them in their hurry to get to the process point: "But what matters politically is how the numbers look in attack ads.

The paper "presented the research findings accurately," Penn says.

While we respect Consumer Reports, we don't believe these findings accurately reflect Surface owners' true experiences or captures the performance and reliability improvements made with every Surface generation.

Several additional clinical findings accurately predict poor outcome: myoclonus status epilepticus within the first 24 hours, absence of pupillary responses within days 1 to 3 after CPR, absence of corneal reflexes within days 1 to 3 after CA, and absent or extensor motor responses after 3 days [37, 38].

The truth turns out to be far more complex, according to a copy of the report by researchers at John Jay College of Criminal Justice that was provided by a church leader who believes the findings accurately reflect the causes of the church's sexual abuse crisis, for good and for ill.

Though the quality of documentation may have impacted on our assessment, we believe these findings accurately represent the management practices in these settings.

Given the good agreement and correlation between the standard MN and the H5pp-based microneutralisation test in both sites, we believe our findings accurately describe the overall patterns of the kinetics of H5N1 antibodies.

We firmly believe in reporting research findings accurately and without hyperbole.

We concur with Burstyn et al. that scientists have a great responsibility to present their findings accurately.