When compared to CT, MRI is known to have better soft tissue contrast resolution and be at least as accurate in detection of retroperitoneal lymph nodes [ 46] though it is not as accurate in detecting lung metastases [ 47, 48].
Economists often refer to the ADP report to fine-tune their expectations for the payrolls numbers, though it is not always accurate in predicting the outcome.
Not surprisingly, that union was a disaster from beginning to end, though it is not really accurate to speak of a beginning since the marriage appears never to have been consummated.
I've become especially enamored of the Stanley 77-007 IntelliMeasUltrasoniconic Estimator with Laser Pointer ($66.21 at www.kenstool.com, or $80 at www.amazon.com), even though it is not as accurate as a tape measure.
But now technology has become a whole lot cheaper and faster, though it is not as accurate as we had fifteen years ago.
Though it's not entirely accurate to argue, as many auto writers have, that the 5 simply attended BMW's re-education camp, at which inmates are forced to renounce all memory of Chris Bangle, the wave-making chief designer who left the company in 2009.
Though it's not quite accurate to call it ubiquitous yet, the technology is popular enough that computer manufacturers are building wireless capability into their notebook PCs with ever-increasing regularity.
To impress the audience with the grandeur of the arena, Wyler added the parade in formation (even though it was not historically accurate).
But a closer look at who benefits suggests that this perception, though prevalent, is not accurate.
The general rule of thumb when talking about length is one page equals one minute of screen time, though this is not accurate as there may be more action than dialogue.
