Sentence examples for precise as if from inspiring English sources

His pictures became more formally precise, as if to make records of objects for forensic scrutiny.

As he sings it, that title starts to sound not vague but heartbreakingly precise, as if he's calculated exactly how much hope springs eternal.

As is the case with "Revolutionaries," the brilliance of "Private Citizens" resides in its sentences, but where Cardenas's sentences billow Tulathimutte's are knowing and precise, as if someone had given David Foster Wallace a verbal haircut.

Thus, it is possible that our assignment of patients to acquisition categories may not have been as precise as if we had performed a case-by-case individual review and subsequently patients may have been misclassified.

Our point is that if extrinsic factors are taken into account cortical neurons are remarkably precise (as precise as they can be!).

He said current legislation needed to be tightened up and made more precise as EPGs evolved if potential legal action from commercial operators was to be avoided.

The bombing shook and damaged the walls of a neighboring house, but the missile had been precise, appearing as if by magic on one particular night.

By comparison, Fey and Carlock's work is airtight; jokes land at precise intervals, as if JK Simmons's band leader from Whiplash is standing in the wings, ready to hurl a cymbal at any time.

Marks led me to a table on which sixty tiny plastic cups, each containing five cubic centimetres of clear liquid, had been arrayed in precise rows, as if for an unusually well-organized game of beer pong.

"So precise as to be almost poetic".

For example measures of variability, eg, standard errors (SE s or CIs, need not be as precise as the effect size, particularly if the CI is wide.