This description has become hackneyed and trite (nor was it ever particularly accurate as a metaphor).
I didn't feel it was particularly accurate in terms of the kind of music people liked, or at least sounded like.
That Sigmund Freud, Jacques Lacan and other founding fathers of the western discipline of psychotherapy as we currently understand it were not particularly accurate or inclusive when it came to non-white, low-income, less-educated (and indeed even non-male) realities should come as no surprise.
"As a piece of cinematic entertainment, it ranks very highly, but it isn't a particularly accurate historical record," Mr. Cassie told the Scottish newspaper The Aberdeen Press and Journal in 2000, which pointed out that there was no jaunty, baseball-throwing, McQueen-like American leading the breakout.
However, it is not a particularly accurate instrument and is best used where only an approximate measurement is required.
While the weapon is not particularly accurate, its chroniclers note, it is so easy to produce, maintain and clean that it can be reliably used by soldiers and militants anywhere.
Accurate tumor staging, particularly accurate detection of N1 N3 metastatic lesions or extrathoracic tumor involvement is a determining factor in treatment modality and patient prognoses.
In my experience, churn is a vanity metric and not particularly accurate because it combines customers that are eligible to leave and those that are not (e.g. contracts that were signed in the past month).
Ultimately microarray analysis of in vivo transcriptomes to define genes needed for virulence may not be a particularly accurate tool and it seems likely better methods and experimental designs will be needed to obtain a more accurate prediction of virulence factors that impact P. aeruginosa virulence.
"I don't think the story was particularly accurate in the way it represented my team," McChrystal said on Sunday.
