Sentence examples similar to targeting accurately from inspiring English sources

Even if all households are able to obtain an ID card, there is no guarantee that the transfer can be targeted accurately to only poor households.

And because the administration evaluates its responses using an ideological rather than an empirical lens, those reactions are unlikely to target accurately the sources of violent risk.

He's one of the biggest stars on the planet, and yet without his celebrity being targeted accurately towards the potential users of products promoted by him, his effect will be relatively small.

In agreement with previous studies, SSEM-Lasso predicted all genetic deletion targets accurately (Table  3).

It could target accurately diabetics at risk of long term poor metabolic control (positive predictive value: 79%), but not those likely to have their diabetes well compensated one year after the discharge (negative predictive value: 58%).

You've done all of the hard work researching, deciding what your business is about, targeting it accurately and selling it.

The attack helicopter, picking targets accurately and with discrimination, evens the odds.

In this project PID was used to reduce the error for theta to follow the target accurately.

Managers may overestimate their ability to price a target accurately or their ability to integrate its operations and generate synergies.

The master bomber would first mark the target accurately with target indicator flares and then tell the heavy bombers overhead precisely where to aim.

The ability to measure the range to a target accurately at long distances and under adverse weather conditions is radar's most distinctive attribute.