Sentence examples for reflected accuracy from inspiring English sources

After graduation, Mrs. Hunter-Gault went on to give fifty years to a trailblazing career in journalism, covering news in a way that reflected accuracy and uplifted the black community both in the States and in Africa.

Ranges in fossil dates of first occurrence reflect accuracy of section dating.

Finally, Omission errors, Commission errors, Detectability (d'), and Response style reflect accuracy dependent measures.

Distinction should be made between assessment of convergence (or precision) and maximal satisfaction of the target function (which reflects accuracy).

The length of Hls on the individual genetic map, 11 cM, is nearly the same as on the cowpea consensus genetic map, 10.39 cM which may reflect accuracy of marker order (Table  3).

This is why we focus on the model-evidence, which does not reflect accuracy per se, but rather how well the model explains the data in relation to its complexity.

The question on lifetime risk of CRC was recorded verbatim and recoded to reflect accuracy of response with '5' or '6' (out of 100) given a score of '1' (accurate) and all other estimates scored '0' (inaccurate) (see Additional File 2 - lifetime risk item).

The value of MAD and MSD reflected the accuracy of time series trend.

The alignment of the values along the 45o line reflected the accuracy and adequacy of the model to navigate the sample space.

Further, these comparisons suggest that fine-grained phonological tuning, reflected by accuracy scores, occurred less at 65d when compared to 75d, while coarser tuning, reflected in similarity scores, occurred at roughly the same level at both ages.

Thus, SNB reflected the accuracy of the clinical and radiological staging methods, and the ideal diagnostic prerequisite for SNB is not yet found.