Sentence examples for race accurately from inspiring English sources

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It is instead like using a more powerful photo-finish camera -- indeed, one already mandated by the legislature -- to determine the winner of the race more accurately".

In a statement published on Sunday, Holt said it was "not surprising" that Roof was apparently informed by the group's website as it reported race relations "accurately and honestly".

Put bluntly, the 2010 and future census efforts need to count race more accurately and nimbly.

The idea is to improve the design of the yacht's sails by analysing how they behave under actual sailing conditions, thus dispensing with the need for expensive wind-tunnel tests that might not have been able to reproduce racing conditions accurately.Dr Fua's technology is also being developed for surveillance applications.

Both groups identified same-race faces more accurately than other-race faces, but some of the black participants could accurately identify white faces.

As expected, the participants recognised same-race faces more accurately than other-race faces, and this corresponded with larger N200 and P2 responses during the first phase of the experiment.

"I suppose it was a perfect race," he said accurately.

Self-categorization of race may not accurately reflect genetic background.

Self-reported race in general accurately reflects ancestry, but the heterogeneity of nativity in Black mothers have also been shown to influence birth outcomes [ 28, 29].

Young adults recognize own-age and own-race faces more accurately than other-age and other-race faces.