In one of the more serious claims, the indictment alleges that on 28 July 2010, Hussain "caused Autonomy to fire a finance officer in the United States who questioned whether Autonomy's financial statements were accurately stated".
The 2001 tax relief law had a very small, less than 10percentt, effect on the change in our fiscal picture from 2001 to 2002, and this was accurately stated in our Midsession Review.
The intended use and environment of a system must be accurately stated in order to set realistic objectives and, in the case of contract design, the customer requirements must be clearly stated.
It is not clear if the errors are due to bad editing or mistakes by the author herself, since the dates for some events are restated incorrectly in the body of the text, while others are accurately stated.
Even if the facts are accurately stated, the ways in which sentences are constructed, and the extent to which details are contextualized, can subtly lead readers astray.
It was accurately stated that "Institutional Review Boards have considerable experience in dealing with issues of recruitment, informed consent, confidentiality, and balancing risks and benefits.
Even America's sixth grade social studies textbooks, flawed as they are, accurately state that the Vedas are Hinduism's holiest scriptures.
Rather than using the words most and all, the reviewer's comment would seem to be more accurately stated as "some of the proteins that showed differential expression and some of the ones chosen for functional studies had relatively few peptides".
This is an important new tool, and it is best to accurately state what is, and is not, possible to conclude.
The dynamics of dendrite growth from the initial unstable stage to the steady-state stage is accurately described.
However, the problem with the cliche to "underpromise and overdeliver" is that in actual practice, when you "underpromise" it means that you aren't accurately stating what you'll do for people (your customers).
