Sentence examples for most accurately when from inspiring English sources

One critic may have put it most accurately when he wrote of the works as "open parables" whose final meanings can never be rounded off.

Google's new speech-recognition service for the iPhone, which I wrote about last week and which was released on Monday, understands you most accurately when you speak to it just the way you enter queries into the Google search box.

Martin Amis put it most memorably, if not most accurately, when he remarked a few years ago that Mr. Coetzee's "whole style is predicated on transmitting absolutely no pleasure".

Washburn's model describes linear flow along a channel, most accurately when the channel is oriented horizontally.

The RSM model predicted both the trends and magnitude the most accurately when compared to the isotropic models.

He found that, of the three scenarios, surgeons performed quickest and most accurately when they listened to Mozart.

Clinical stage is most accurately determined when PET scan or surgical staging data are available (Schouwink et al, 2003).

The effect of comorbidities on QOL outcomes may be most accurately assessed when subjective measures are used to adjust for comorbidity.

Previously we established that bivalent nonalignment was most accurately defined when displacement was >4 μm from the spindle equator (Fig. 3C) (Lane et al., 2012).

He refused to be beaten down by the melancholy that defined his existence, and this is most accurately reflected in the movie when Harvey meets his romantic match, Joyce Brabner, played with a tart, intriguing directness by Hope Davis that's equal parts Emma Goldman and Olive Oyl -- that is, the Olive Oyl of the comics, not the screaming helpless No. 2 pencil of the cartoons.

Conclusion: In our center a preoperative voiding study performed with the pelvic organ prolapse reduced most accurately predicted postoperative voiding function when results of the voiding study were normal.