Sentence examples for mostly accurately from inspiring English sources

Robert Mealy's violin lines were, as always, deftly virtuosic, and Kris Ingles played the valveless trumpet bravely and mostly accurately.

They are under sustained assault from Democrats highlighting (and mostly accurately describing) the GOP health policy agenda, especially on the question of people with pre-existing conditions.

Echoing the practices of the tobacco industry researchers that she artfully (and mostly accurately) decried in her bestseller, she relentlessly trumpets that one cherry-picked study as the 'final word,' ignoring the consensus science.

Results indicated that medication improved remaining on task (i.e., mostly responding accurately), being less distracted (i.e., less time hitting some targets and some non-targets), and minimal response patterns (i.e., less time missing most targets and non-targets).

— is, more accurately, an inverted image.

Additionally, the existing models were mostly unable to accurately predict the shear strength of SFRC beams.

Unlike many known TLS enzymes, pol η mostly synthesizes DNA accurately upon the lesion template [12], [30], as demonstrated by XPV resulting from a mutated pol η [16], [31].

This procedure resulted in an electron density map of sufficient quality to position accurately mostly the backbone of the two independent R1 R7 molecules in the a.u. Some particular features in the map, especially the presence of bulky densities that would correspond to highly conserved Trp residues allowed the sequence assignment of about 20% of the residues.

In response to these challenges, manufacturers began to introduce machines (mostly lathes) designed to "accurately" mass reproduce components at a speed never matched by human hands.

On the other hand, CGV is similar to other full syllables, likely because it mostly includes full syllables, more accurately represented as [CGVː]; this is confirmed by a search through 现代汉语词典 Xiàndài Hànyǔ Cídiǎn Modern Chinese Dictionary (Chinese Academy of Social Sciences 中国社会科学院 2005), where unstressed syllables are dominantly CV.

Mostly, it was reported pretty accurately, but treated as an oddity that couldn't last.