Sentence examples for most accurate comparison from inspiring English sources

The most accurate comparison is Zimmermann, who had Tommy John surgery in 2009, when he was 23.

But perhaps the most accurate comparison for this film, written, directed and also starring Sophie Letourneur, is to Renata Adler's novel "Speedboat".

The most accurate comparison he could find was with a smooth, hopeful, hushed sea journey, an interlude suspended between two countries, standing there as though floating, knowing that one step would be a step into the impossible, the vast unknown.

Because all of the interviews were in mainland Europe, in a moment of woolly thinking I concluded that the best plan would be to arrange my interviews as close together as possible, thus allowing the most accurate comparison.

National adult samples provide the most accurate comparisons across polling organizations, while polls of likely are more problematic, as likely voters are defined in very different ways by different pollsters, introducing inconsistency.

In addition, CBCT was the technique most accurate in comparison to gold standard, i.e., histology.

Since I'm guessing asking for your influences or most accurate band-comparisons will just lead to a bunch of Fad Gadget and early Depeche Mode, what is the least accurate band comparison you can think of?

In addition, Berge correlation is the most accurate one in comparison with other empirical correlations considering overall range of temperatures.

Qiu et al. (2014) determined the product yield in the most accurate way in comparison to the other consulted studies.

There is frequently an optimum dilution which produces the most accurate value, but comparison of values produced by the various dilutions serves as an additional accuracy check.

Scott's formula was applied to estimate fetal weight using AC, FL and HC measurements taken prior to 27 weeks gestation (189 days) as it proved the most accurate in a comparison with 10 other equations at early gestations [ 10].