Sentence examples for more accurately represented from inspiring English sources

I appreciate that you ran a review of my book "The Folly of Empire: What George W. Bush Could Learn From Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson" (Sept . 12, but I wish the reviewer had more accurately represented its arguments.

The regression results showed that the adsorption kinetic was more accurately represented by pseudo-second-order.

PEMFCs are known to exhibit distributed dynamics and possess long term memory, which are more accurately represented by fractional calculus.

Some experts argue that youth unemployment is better and more accurately represented by using a ratio, calculated as the share of total number unemployed.

In such cases, the newly added concepts elaborate semantics that were not previously in the UMLS and are more accurately represented with a new IST.

The structure in CID 60160982 (from SID 144104720) is labeled as 'polyacenaphthylene' by its depositor, which is more accurately represented as shown in Fig. 26e (iii).

The adjusted days' supply used in this study may more accurately represent the true number of days with insulin supply available to the patients, thus providing a more accurate calculation of adherence and persistence to insulin therapy.

This article was amended on 29 April 2015 to more accurately represent Judith-Ann Walker's point of view.

This article was amended on 14 January 2016 to more accurately represent Germaine Greer's comments on transgender women.

If Delta won't acknowledge the existence of numbers between 14 and 15, she can state a number they understand and that more accurately represents her age.

Correction: This piece was updated on 3 February to more accurately represent the carbon offsets offered by the Sustain Green credit card.