Term Gallery logo

Meanings of accurately in English

Portuguese
exatamente
Spanish
cuidadosamente

With few mistakes.

exatamente
Usage of accurately in English
1
Mr Sun also said the social media strategies had been accurately described.
News.com.au
2
Both organisations said further research is needed to accurately assess the risks.
Radio NZ
3
Therefore, it is difficult to accurately predict the prognosis of individual patients.
Pubmed
4
This approach will help to focus more accurately strategies of nutrition education.
Pubmed
5
Discrimination quantifies how accurately a risk model predicts short-term versus long-term survivors.
Pubmed
6
He had accurately doubted it would have done their case any good.
Johannes cabal the necromancer
7
Conclusions: Assessment of B-lines does not accurately reflect actual extravascular lung water.
Pubmed
8
Just 50 per cent of participants were able to accurately locate it.
News.com.au
9
Conclusions: Codes in electronic healthcare data did not accurately identify confirmed NTDs.
Pubmed
10
To accurately place into words the performance by Uys is profoundly difficult.
The South African
11
There's a way to get this information to vehicles quickly and accurately.
Wired
12
Helsinki has been billed quite accurately as the European Union's enlargement summit.
The Irish Times
13
It's impossible to age them accurately unless you know when they hatched.
BBC
14
Mass and friction are represented as accurately as possible, but not perfectly.
Wired
15
However, as John accurately described the young man, he's one tough kid.
The bourne ultimatum
16
The goal is to find a way to view fathers more accurately.
No More Mr. Nice Guy!
About this term
More collocations
Translations for accurately
Accurately through the time
Accurately across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
More variants