Sentence examples similar to it is possibly accurate from inspiring English sources
Leslie Halliwell's "Filmgoer's Companion" identifies him as "a general purpose actor," which is possibly accurate but annoying because it could be said with equal accuracy of John Gielgud (the reporter's analogy, not Waterston's).
A charter of 799 records a wife of Coenwulf named Cynegyth; the charter is forged, but this detail is possibly accurate.
After all, available data gives us a lot of information about the relative probabilities of different values, and in certain senses this empirical distribution is actually the least prejudiced estimate possible of the underlying distribution - anything else imposes biases or preconceptions, which are possibly accurate but also potentially misleading.
Thus, it is possibly abstract.
It's possibly unfair at this point, but still accurate, to note that while Brady wasn't given money for a suit, she was the daughter of a self-made millionaire – Terry Brady – who'd worked his way up in the printing industry.
However, arterial PaO2 is possibly not an accurate estimate of tissular oxygen delivery, particularly when cerebral blood flow is decreased.
Our method of using self-reported UI is possibly a more accurate reflection of the prevalence of UI symptoms than a clinical measurement as UI is often underdiagnosed [ 28].
As such, a measured renal creatinine clearance (CLCR) is possibly the easiest and most accurate measure of GFR routinely available to the intensive care clinician.
The virtual absence of proteome-based genome annotation for rice is possibly due to the absence of accurate and detailed rice proteome information.
First, sleep duration measures were identified that had questionable reliability and were possibly less accurate than other recommended sleep measurements.
