Sentence examples for more accurate given from inspiring English sources

It might be more accurate, given the violence of the commodities sell-off, to have the headline read: "Prices Fall on Concern Demand May Disappear".

The RV average had him by 3.9 points and was thus far more accurate given Obama is leading by 3.7 currently.

"Mary, Queen of Charity Shops: Repeated" would have been more accurate, given the limited amount of fresh material, although Portas in her redoubtable bossy-boots way did come up with a new scheme to encourage younger volunteers over the thresholds of the nation's charity shops.

I'm not saying the forecasts should be more accurate (given the enormous number of variables, it is naturally a chaotic system) but..

A simple quantitative model explains these dependencies.Our strength-duration time constant estimate compares well to published values and may be more accurate given increased sample size and enhanced methodology.

Other arguments against plain packaging (although unbranded is perhaps more accurate given that the plan is for them to retain the text and picture warnings) include suggestions it could lead to a fall in price or increase in the illicit market.

Dial gauges are more accurate, giving you a very clear readout of your tire's pressure.

Depending on the circumstance, those companies leveraging characteristics most heavily may end up with more accurate models, giving them an unethical "leg up" on competition.

method was faster, easier, non-destructive (to the cells) and more accurate, while giving additional valuable information on the mobility and the composition of the PHAs present.

Thus, the prediction was more accurate and gave more detailed information.

The numerical results were more accurate and gave positive values for combined drag coefficients and the total static torque coefficient.