Sentence examples for more accurate lessons from inspiring English sources
Richer and more accurate lessons can be learned from comparative approaches of phenotypic evolution across a spectrum of species.
While others in the media have misinterpreted this study to mean that Facebook ads don't matter at all, the more accurate lesson is that candidates need users to also voluntarily share their content.
Also, students' comments and interpretations during lessons and tests were more accurate and advanced in the experimental group as they engage more in the DGE.
When they realize how low the barriers can be between different species, they can place lessons on speciation in a more accurate context.
For liberal arts, the claim is different and seems more accurate, that it will enrich your life and provide lessons that extend beyond any individual job.
Similarly, these three lessons could conceivably aid in the development of more accurate models of pathogen or pest spread across the landscape.
"Credible" may be more accurate.
Picky would be more accurate.
"Brutal" might be more accurate.
Amusement would be more accurate.
