Sentence examples for most accurately representing from inspiring English sources

The orthography most accurately representing the phonemes of Nahuatl was developed in the 17th century by the Jesuit Horacio Carochi, building on the insights of another Jesuit, Antonio del Rincon.

That is, an individual's physiological age – defined as that age most accurately representing the sum of insults to cells, tissues, and organs that make up the individual – may not coincide exactly with his or her chronological age.

The 6% figure most accurately represented the situation women faced when reporting rape, Hall said.

American desire for Britain to be a significant force in Europe springs from the justifiable belief that, around the European table, the UK most accurately represents its attitudes on those issues that are important to the US.

Such domains are most accurately represented in reservoir simulations by unstructured computational grids.

The event sequences outlined in red show the top 5 sequences that most accurately represent the observation of events B1 B6.

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

This figure most accurately represents the revenue potential of an app and is a better indicator of how it's performing.

Mixed BCs are shown to most accurately represent the behavior of layered structures with a small number of repeating unit cells.

Kontera provides publishers with real-time semantic analysis technology that can enhance content and other information to dynamically link terms that most accurately represent and predict user-intent and engagement.

Any of the metadata collected during content entry may be exposed as a facet, giving a high degree of customization to these interfaces and allowing them to be molded to most accurately represent the content to be explored.