Sentence examples for more accurately read from inspiring English sources

Jeremy Beecham Shadow justice minister, House of Lords Shouldn't your headline have more accurately read "Government partially reverses previous prison staff cuts"?

For many readers of John Sutherland's 50 Literature Ideas You Really Need to Know, I suspect that the title could more accurately read: 50 Literature Ideas That You Have Forgotten Since Finishing Your English Degree.

Paola Prestini is probably best known as a composer, but her business card might more accurately read "human resources alchemist," such is her gift for bringing together disparate artists, technicians and other creative professionals to produce cross-disciplinary works greater than the sum of their parts.

Seems Kahva can more accurately (read: "correctly") be described as a vacuum coffee maker.

One of the key suggestions to making it more accurately read the fingerprint is by swiping your chosen finger at more than one angle.

The idea that this is a "modernization" of the act more accurately reads like a promotional piece from any of the big chemical companies.

Results: We present ABRA, an assembly-based realigner, which uses an efficient and flexible localized de novo assembly followed by global realignment to more accurately remap reads.

"Rather than a tale of greed, the history of luxury could more accurately be read as a record of emotional trauma," writes Alain de Botton in his book, "Status Anxiety," efficiently summing up Draper and Grey in one blow.

The faster and more accurately you read, the more questions you will be able to answer.

It was reported that the reversible termination sequencing could accurately read out more than 18 consecutive A [26,27].

In particular, QIIME more accurately assigned reads to the different families while a lower number of reads were assigned to the categories "No Hits" and "Unclassified".