Sentence examples for more accurate question from inspiring English sources

The more accurate question should have been, Whose style do you prefer?

The more accurate question is not: "What is it like to be a badger or a goat?" It is: "What is it like to be this particular badger, or that particular goat?" When we recognize each being's individuality, we have formed a more complex relationship and travelled farther from our preconceptions.

Which means that the more accurate question – and this might precisely be why it plagues Britain so – is: What kind of leaders are we choosing?

"Will it enrich my life?" or "Will it enlarge my soul?" might be closer; and yet, ironically, the more accurate the question, the more abstract and less answerable.

In a third experiment, medical professionals evaluated the paper and iPad interfaces in order to validate the findings from Experiment 1. Participants were faster and more accurate answering questions about patients when using the iPad.

The 'two question' method is significantly more accurate than either single question but clinicians should not rely on these simple questions alone and should be prepared to assess the patient more thoroughly.

In the classroom, discussion among students improves understanding and leads to more accurate answers to questions.

However, it is unclear which mode of data collection elicits more accurate responses for questions about self-assessed general health and GHQ12 score.

Actually, [25] has pointed out that several binary choice questions are easier and more accurate than a multiple-choice question.

Not exactly - to be more precise it should instead say songwriters, which would make the following line in the article more accurate: "It's a question of lose some, win nothing".

Further transcriptome analysis based on novel sequencing technique will enable a more complete survey of the diversity or similarity between apical and basal cells at the transcriptional level and a more accurate answer to this question.