Sentence examples for more accurately reported from inspiring English sources

The Police Department said that since it took over school safety from the Board of Education in December 1998, the same levels of crime are being more accurately reported.

Nor did it work when Peter Snow, on Newsnight, noting that the late-breaking account of fighting in the Falklands was often more accurately reported from Buenos Aires sources, uttered the immortal caveat: "Now, the British - if they are to be believed..."...

In both cases, as participants inched closer to the drop-off, they more accurately reported the slopes as less steep--ultimately by about 8 degrees, the team reported last month in the Journal of Vision.

The inclusion of redness, which may be considered both a symptom and a sign, was determined to be an item that may be more accurately reported by patient-report rather than clinician-report because patients may interpret "redness" or their perception of redness of their own skin differently than clinicians.

Meanwhile, levels of sulfur dioxide, a pollutant notorious for its rotten egg smell, tend to be more accurately reported, yet are still dangerously high in Port Arthur, according to Carman.

We confirmed positive reports by telephone interview and additional questionnaires where possible, and restricted most analyses to first-second degree history, which may be more accurately reported.

The major business media outlets could go a long way toward helping the U.S. economy by training its reporters and editors to understand, and then more accurately report on, the flawed and misleading government statistics.

This method allowed us to more accurately report the concentration of each cannabinoid across varieties, many of which are bred for high levels of a single cannabinoid at the expense of other cannabinoids (e.g., high THC, low CBD or visa versa).

However, UM should work on more accurately reporting the instances of sexual assault.

Past work has in fact demonstrated that, when asked to take an imagined viewpoint after learning a scene or object layout, observers can more accurately report the direction/location of previously learned targets after a period of disorientation that dissociates the two frames of reference (actual body orientation and imagined orientation) and thus reduces the conflict [58].

This also improved contact tracing efforts by more accurately reporting active cases, leading to more comprehensive and more rapid identification of potential contacts.