Sentence examples for outright accuracy from inspiring English sources
Of the 421 patients selected for this part of the study, 320 had completely concordant data between manual entry and electronic import methods in a median of 12 pathology fields (range 10 13), indicating an outright accuracy in 76% of all patients.
Hence, medium-fast seamers, who swap outright speed for accuracy and a good seam position (which is how they control the direction in which the ball will move) often thrive in England.
In part, the online world has had to address its own issues with reliability, accuracy, plagiarism and outright fakery almost from the outset – as with the "Essjay" scandal on Wikipedia, where the volunteer who claimed to be a professor at a private college with doctorates in theology and canon law turned out to be 24-year-old Ryan Jordan, who had dropped out of community college.
ACCURACY -- By quoting publications rather than making outright claims, the McCall campaign shields itself from accusations of inaccuracy.
Instead of rejecting an ad outright, however, they can take a more modest step: They can insist on edits for the sake of accuracy.
And so, with increasing accuracy, a majority of the population began to associate "democracy" with political arrogance, and "capitalism" with outright criminality, both in the Kremlin and on the street.
We do that by rigorously policing the fairness and accuracy of news stories, by clearly labeling material that comes with a point of view, and by confining outright advocacy and partisanship to the opinion pages".
Many rejected it outright.
("Outright knavery," Lomax complained).
