Sometimes this information isn't accurate, though you'll rely on it to pick the club you'll use on your next shot.
Presti could have said those words last summer and they still would have been accurate, though not as accurate as right now.
And there are psychologists who will continue to insist that "Fragments" is clinically important even if the specific facts are not accurate -- as though it reveals a deeper truth about child survivors.
If your scale says 19.2 (8.7 kg) every single time you weigh the weight, it is still precise, though not accurate.
The company insisted the information it provided the UK parliament was accurate, though would not explain apparent discrepancies between its public statements and access to Skype calls claimed by the NSA.
Though not accurate in every particular, the movie mostly succeeds in respecting the facts of history and the personality of its hero, and in reminding audiences why he mattered.
One deduction involves the comparison of scientific investigation to the use of the rule of the false position in arithmetic: "Here a first position is obtained, which, though not accurate, approaches, however, to the truth.
The directions (increased or decreased DNA methylation levels) of the differences between humans and rhesus macaques for all 4 DMRs were the same as that of the MeDIP-Chip results, suggesting that the initial screening using MeDIP-Chip was effective though not accurate.
