Sentence examples for undoubtedly accurate from inspiring English sources

All of this is undoubtedly accurate, but one wonders if a good leader — especially the leader of a country, this country — might also need vision, beliefs, values, principles, judgments.

Mostly set in William Dudley's undoubtedly accurate representation of a swanky London hotel suite, the two-act hatchet job purports to illustrate how recklessly the singer behaved in private and public during a five-week 1968 stint at the famed Talk of the Town, which is also shown during some sequences.

The anterior-posterior radiographic view is undoubtedly less accurate for the study of the lungs.

Undoubtedly, an accurate estimation of pressure drop due to vehicles can contribute to correctly predicting the number of jet fans which ultimately leads to choosing the optimum ventilation system in a tunnel.

An understanding of the relationship among these different populations and ascertaining ancestry informative markers (AIMs) that can discern East Asian substructure will undoubtedly facilitate accurate interpretation of such studies[5].

"Please ask David Moyes" is undoubtedly a pretty accurate, literal translation but, when taken in isolation, there is leeway within the English to see this as a plea or cry for help: For God's sake, please, my loyal friends in the press, go all the way to Manchester for me and ask that horrible new Scotsman why he does not love me so.

The NDA maximum likelihood approaches are undoubtedly the most accurate, but unfortunately, they are often computationally very expensive.

The titration method suggested in this work seems to be more accurate and undoubtedly necessary when oxychloride formation is possible as shown with magnesium.

As a result, it is undoubtedly important to guarantee accurate prediction of the behaviour of the PDN during transient conditions and its incorporation in system analyses for electric power transmission.

The integrated Kalman-HMM filtering algorithms could be interfaced with today's computing technologies to support the successful pairs-trading implementation in the industry, which undoubtedly relies on the accurate modelling of the spread series.

Soon-to-be-released sets of SNP data with no (or at least dramatically reduced) ascertainment bias, such as that from the Applera project[21], [28], will undoubtedly be useful for more accurate quantitative estimates of selection on human TFBSs.