Sentence examples for rather accurately from inspiring English sources

Brain volume can be measured rather accurately and is about 750 cubic centimetres (cc), or 46 cubic inches.

"No one can tell if he will be killed in a motor accident next week, yet the total number of people who will be killed in this period can be predicted rather accurately.

Ironically, his contact in the Kremlin was suspicious of the amount of material he was passing over, suspected him of being a double agent, and, much later, he was described by a KGB officer (rather accurately) as 'ideological shit'.

It is believed that this model represents the actual situation rather accurately.

It found bankrupts (recall = 0.953) and not bankrupts (precision = 0.910) rather accurately than other tested models.

Comparisons with the experimental data suggest that the model captures main trends rather accurately.

This sums up the situation rather more accurately.

So the dive you've just made tends to be felt rather than accurately remembered".

I had surmised that perhaps McGregor's biggest opponent could be himself or rather more accurately the trappings that being a modern day UFC star can bring.

Yet a new study conducted by Media Matters for America shows that in stories about the 2013 IPCC report, rather than accurately reflect this expert consensus, certain media outlets have created a false perception of discord amongst climate scientists.

I am quickly discovering that over Christmas, there are more arranged parties and gatherings for sixth-formers than you can shake a Ucas form at. "Dad, you're turning into Scrooge," he says, rather too accurately.