Sentence examples for more accurate language from inspiring English sources

"Let's use more accurate language.

Neff's research has also highlighted the need for more accurate language to describe shark incidents.

He proposes new, more accurate language for brides and grooms to employ at the altar: "I promise to be disappointed by you and you alone.

George P. Goold, an Englishman who became editor in 1973, was determined to use more accurate language, as with this old passage from Catullus: "Tis you I fear, you and your passions, so fatal to the young, both good and bad alike".

In Tables 6 and 7, the descriptive and inferential statistics show online planners who performed the descriptive task produced more accurate language (M = 14.6) than those who carried it out under the pre-task and no planning conditions (M = 14.4), however, there were no significant differences in accuracy across the three groups.

Given the importance of exploring relations for a more accurate understanding of language, the need for further advances in techniques for identifying and extracting them emerged, thus, the establishment of the Relation Extraction task was necessary.

A recent study found similar effects for emotional body language: participants were more accurate in identifying emotional body language that was congruent with their mood than incongruent emotional body language [17].

The results suggest that intentional reasoning has a noticeable effect in generating more syntactically complex and accurate language, and also influences perceptions of task difficulty.

Prospective studies of individual consultations would provide a more accurate assessment of the language assistance within specific time frames (e.g. a day or week) and the proportion of consultations per day requiring language assistance.

Accurate language is used to make writing more accurate and concise, but common writing is easier to read.

The more accurate a system, or the language of the system, the more it truly represented reality, and the closer it literally became a reflection of reality.