Sentence examples for not precisely correct from inspiring English sources

For figurative meaning, in contrast, we have to notice a blocker (Uddyotakara under Nyāya-sūtra Nyāya-sūtraich paradigmatically may be thought of as a violation of semantic fittingness (Kunjunni Raja 1969: 166), though this is not precisely correct according to several theorists who provide examples of figures where semantic fittingness is not violated.

Our previous statement that it happens where the parameters were such that r ¯ = 1/2 in Fig. 3 was not precisely correct, in that additional simulations showed that it occurs in a wider range of parameters than we previously thought (the legend of Fig. 9 now mentions the parameters for which the speciation-like phenomenon was observed).

The items comprising the CRU Scale were selected during scale development to be similar yet explicitly non-redundant items, and hence the factor-structured models traditionally employed to assess internal structure are not precisely correct, though the similarity of items within the CRU scale renders the factor structure the most appropriate of the available model structures.

"If the temperature and gas composition aren't precisely correct, either nothing happens or something very bad happens".

This is not precisely right.

If the project couldn't be precisely correct, he was uninterested in making it happen at all.

There, David Kennedy has directed Joe Orton's nearly 50-year-old play Loot with great assurance, if not at the precisely correct Metronome setting through the first act.

That's not exactly correct.

This isn't exactly correct.

The results show that the proposed algorithm can precisely correct the DD atmosphere residuals, not only for the short baselines but also for the long baselines.

Dr. Abigail Zuger's point that the "Contagion virus," or MEV-1, does not precisely replicate Nipah encephalitis, the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic or H.I.V./AIDS is correct.