One of the side-effects of getting older is the constant feeling that things in general are just going to hell, and that everything was better when one was younger - a feeling that would consign one to permanent residence in Old Fogeyville, were it not so often accurate.
If your script or printing is very neat, the handwriting recognition is often accurate -- but often, "often" isn't good enough.
Traditional techniques for estimation of this critically important property are often not as accurate as is required and may require extended compositional analyses to be conducted beforehand.
Polls of New Hampshire voters taken before Tuesday's primary election mostly got each party's winner right but were often not so accurate in measuring the size of each victory.
If you ask consumers in a focus group about price, they're often not very accurate".
Also, the physical alignment is often not sufficiently accurate and the resulting videos can lead to eyestrain [3].
It is often not very accurate, largely because it is based on inferring someone's personality from only a very narrow view of their behaviour.
This revealed to us that if we use a GPS periodic connection method for the RescueMe application, the personalized pedometric measurement will often not be accurate.
We need to remember that social media is often not an accurate representation of all aspects of someone and to stop trying to live up to something that, honestly, is unliveable.
Serial peritoneal biopsies are impossible in PD patients, and peritoneal transport is often not an accurate echo of the morphological changes in the membrane.
Many of authors evaluated on CT scans dimensions of nasal cavity in wide age groups of neonates, infants, and even young children, which makes the data obtained that way often not very accurate, and which causes the necessity of verification.
