Sentence examples for numbers are precise from inspiring English sources

Moreover, as shown in a previous study [5], 419 scam mobile phone numbers are precise in indicating the country of residence of the phone owner (scammer) as few roaming cases were found.

In competitive swimming, as in track, numbers are ubiquitous, precise, and tyrannical.

It's just one month of data, and the survey numbers are not precise.

And cooked or raw, these monthly jobs numbers aren't precise measures, anyway.

However, EST numbers are not precise measures for gene expression activities, the relative numbers indicate a rather weak expression of APx if compared to Prx.

A comparison of the observed number of interpolar microtubules in wild-type spindles, Nobs, with the theoretical prediction from equation 1 confirms that microtubule numbers are under precise control in fission yeast.

The validity of registration of orthopedic procedure codes in Denmark has been reported to be good (correct in more than 92% of cases for outpatients), whereas numbers are less precise for diagnosis codes (Lass et al. 2006).

This number may be precise but it is not very accurate, as the calculated exact mass is 184.1507.

It is only when you search for "Anne Hathaway" and something like "lentils" that you start to see mere six figure numbers (774,000 to be precise).

The digital image, based on the collection of numbers, is more precise than the film image.

The people with direct knowledge cautioned that the numbers were not precise and could underestimate the extent of the problems.