Sentence examples for more accurately is from inspiring English sources

In addition, an advanced interaction potential which reproduces brittle fracture much more accurately is adopted.

The Cardinal Way, more accurately, is about building a roster without the costly, emotion-based decisions that can hurt a team in the long run.

It takes place in and around Seattle in the late 1990s and its hero, Andrew, suffers from multiple personality disorder (or, more accurately, is one of many personalities inhabiting an individual with that condition).

As Dave notes, there are many plans here with monthly quotas that, if one isn't paying attention, or more accurately is using the network for the real value it can bring, will draw your quota down to zero in days.

It is often included with the works of the Apostolic Fathers, Greek Christian writers of the late 1st and early 2nd centuries, but it more accurately is associated with the early Apologists (primarily 1st century).

The improvement of our capability to perform the latter predictions more accurately is of great clinical importance since it will prevent patients to be treated with ineffective, sometimes irreversible, techniques.

They would more accurately be described as land subsidies, as they are paid by the hectare.

It could more accurately be described as raw jalapeño salad with kale.

But it might more accurately be called the revolt of the retired.

Mr. Travaglio could more accurately be described as one of Italy's few investigative reporters.

This should more accurately be described as the right to be killed.