Sentence examples for know how accurately from inspiring English sources

The inspiration, as anyone with more than a basic-cable package could guess, was "The Wire": the Brit wants to know how accurately the show depicts the city.

"From a developmental point of view," Dr. March said, "we simply don't know how accurately we can diagnose bipolar disorder or whether those diagnosed at age 5 or 6 or 7 will grow up to be adults with the illness.

Last year Cummins wanted to know how accurately Vextec could predict cracking in cast-iron blocks from which its diesel engines for trucks, buses and tractors are made.

Many Americans may not know how accurately childhood poverty can predict lifelong outcomes.

If you've ever had a relative with a serious medical condition, you know how accurately the cast has portrayed the sadness, terror and heartbreaking love that are inescapable parts of those situations.

We do not know how accurately genetic similarity between mates reflects overall relatedness in the population.

That means that he knew, or should have known, how accurately the firm was booking new oil and gas discoveries.

It is not known how accurately the survey questions we used correlate with actual performance.

However, it is not known how accurately the relatively small number of loci sampled is representative of genome-wide diversity (Kirk & Freeland, 2011).

The GH3 GUS reporter is the only reporter for auxin distributions in Physcomitrella gametophores, and it is not yet known how accurately it reports the auxin distribution.

The Carstairs index has been shown, in predominantly British-native populations, to be more closely associated with mortality levels than individual-based measures such as social class (Carstairs and Morris, 1989), but it is not known how accurately it captures standards of living among South Asians.