Sentence examples for with scientific accuracy from inspiring English sources

In dress and attitude, his bugs -- depicted with scientific accuracy -- offer an amusing sendup of French high society.

Mars in his hands, for instance, is not a place described with scientific accuracy or even much consistency, but a state of mind; he recycles it for whatever he needs at the moment.

The menu is short and to the point, usually five or six plates, including such creations as Ovo 63.8 – an egg poached with scientific accuracy, served on smoked potato purée with a scattering of piquant chorizo – and berberechos "espresso" – the freshest of cockles, steamed for just 10 seconds.

This disease, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, resulting from repeated head injuries, and established with scientific accuracy only through an autopsy, has now been documented in the case of more than 100 professional football players.

Somehow, when Genesis was penned -- or, technically, transcribed after centuries of oral tradition -- those writers spoke with scientific accuracy about a universe of planets, stars and galaxies that their readers knew nothing about.

This protocol, studied with scientific accuracy, is divided in three sections as the three phases of evolution of the problem: acute phase (utilized during the hospital period in acute departments); confinement rehabilitative phase; territorial rehabilitative phase.

She executed the plants and insects in these backgrounds with remarkable scientific accuracy and with an artist's eye for colour and composition.

The law is not concerned with absolute scientific accuracy in making diagnoses, but it does require a doctor with ordinary competence to exercise reasonable skill and care in reaching a diagnosis [ 24].

They are depicted with great scientific accuracy — greater than in any of the botany textbooks of the time.

Until we provide equal educational resources to all students and teachers, no matter where they come from, we can't say — with any scientific accuracy — how well or poorly they're performing.

An alternative appears in Disney's animated Fantasia (1940), in its The Rite of Spring sequence, which attempted to portray dinosaurs with some scientific accuracy (although it has the common error of showing prehistoric animals from many different time periods living at the same time).