Sentence examples for impact accurately from inspiring English sources

It is, however, crucial to report climate change and its impact accurately and to back bold statements with concrete and correct evidence".

The varied methods of reporting epidemiological data on gout and the sometimes imperfect data sources available make it difficult to document the public health impact accurately.

Slamming a ball on all sides with huge pistons was conceived in the 1970s at the Naval Research Labs, but at the time actuators didn't exist that could control impacts accurately enough for this kind of device to work.

Impacts on trade, imports, and exports have not been examined here as it is difficult to assess these impacts accurately with a single-country model.

In many high fidelity finite element simulations, an impractically large number of elements are required to model the constitutive properties of an impact event accurately.

Therefore, individual patients may convey the disease's impact more accurately than that perceived by clinicians.

A possible approach for future studies, to analyse the strength of impact more accurately, could be to calculate the g force (m/s) at impact from an individual patient's weight, the estimated road traffic accident velocity and height of fall.

We come back to the "impact" – or more accurately – perceived impact.

At the start of the millennium, before the internet's impact had been accurately gauged and ahead of the advertising crash that came with economic crisis, British media had bounce in its stride.

Since specific plants use different cooling systems, a general unit-wide impact does not accurately represent the relationship between temperature and efficiency [30], even though it is well-known for specific technologies.

The authors of this environmental impact statement must accurately quote the scientific literature and not insert words or phrases that imply or state a different conclusion from that of the original reference being cited.