Sentence examples for may have accurately from inspiring English sources

Trump may have accurately captured how nearly half of Americans feel about the country.

The script was bustling with cliches and platitudes, and while this may have accurately reflected the film's backdrop, it's a chronic waste of everybody's time to hear an actor of Cranitch's range muttering boil-in-the-bag soap dialogue such as: "Staying out all hours... fast cars and women..

Despite some limitations in the study - not all of the women may have accurately recalled how often they took painkillers, for example - the researchers say their findings suggest that advice to pregnant women on analgesic use should be reconsidered.

When other passengers reported Mr. Slater appeared rude, was bleeding, etc., they may have accurately reported what they observed.

Recent research has suggested that Eurasian prehistoric cave paintings depicting leopard-spotted horses may have accurately reflected a phenotype of ancient wild horse.

Women may have accurately reported a DCIS as a diagnosis of breast cancer, however our data extract from the Cancer Registry was limited to invasive tumours so this was not able to be confirmed.

That risk may be held by your bank, which may or may not have accurately weighed the risk in determining how much it needs in reserves.

These values may not have accurately reflected the same species or may not have reflected regional differences among the same species.

Third, PCPs may not have accurately recalled their practice patterns or may have attempted to provide what they perceived as the correct answer.

Respondents may not have fully understood the survey directions and may not have accurately stated their preferences.

Another factor may be that in many previous studies immunoassays have been used that may not have accurately measured IGF-I levels as a result of problems with assay standardisation and/or with assay methodology [ 27].