Sentence examples for precisely true for from inspiring English sources

While neither of these assumptions is precisely true for nucleotide sequences, HMMs have been used successfully to predict genes and alternative splicing [ 31, 32].

This isn't precisely true: Tom is divorced from his wife, Nathalie (Delphine Chuillot), for starters.

It is a stunning, almost unfathomable decline, and it suggests why Braddock has become a favorite media stand-in for Rust Belt devastation, even if what Fetterman says is not precisely true.

While it has been said that programs for the poor will be exempted from sequestration, that is not precisely true.

Well, that's not precisely true.

As far as the energy in it is concerned, that is precisely true.

By the time she was done speaking, I realized the reverse was precisely true as well.

Historically speaking, the old saw that movies do well in hard times is not precisely true.

Finally, there are several assumptions in our analyses that might hold precisely true.

In SQL's three-valued logic the law of the excluded middle, p OR NOT p, no longer evaluates to true for all p. More precisely, in SQL's three-valued logic p OR NOT p is unknown precisely when p is unknown and true otherwise.

In an ideal case, the sensors are precisely located on the circular path, but this is not usually true for a randomly deployed network.