Sentence examples for more accurately captures from inspiring English sources

"The change from the 'independent' to 'independent with advisers' rating more accurately captures conditions on the ground and is both more accurate and transparent," Speaks said.

Since the supplemental poverty measure also considers cost of living in different places around the country like housing and medical expenses, it more accurately captures the way people experience poverty.

Looking at average net worth for the $100,000-plus income group more accurately captures the wealth increase among the super-rich than median statistics, which are typically used to identify the position of someone right in the middle of the group.

First, it is decided to include a fourth model, which more accurately captures the factor endowment of countries and its possible impact over manufacturing performance.

We presented an integrated hierarchical model of psychopathology that more accurately captures empirical patterns of comorbidity between clinical syndromes and personality disorders.

As noted by Gonzalez and Ortega (2011), relative to other Spanish surveys with employment information, the EPA more accurately captures the demographics of the foreign-born population, including undocumented immigrants.

So I took the liberty of rewriting the phase titles, in an attempt to more accurately capture what actually went down in the Iraqistan.

In the seventeenth century, European philosophers like Francis Bacon, René Descartes, and Gottfried Leibniz were fascinated by the ways in which natural languages clouded human thought, and wondered if an artificial substitute could more accurately capture the true essence of things.

Although the team's best seasons and players deserve to be honored, Mets history — and the collective experience of Mets fans — is more accurately captured by its many moments of futility.

Forcing the banks to hold higher levels of capital is perfectly consistent with the goal of more accurately capturing the risks that they take.Basel 2 certainly does a better job than its forerunner, particularly in areas such as banks' off-balance-sheet exposures.

Speech onsets are more accurately captured due to the look-ahead.