1.   Certainly, one can not expect the forecasted figures to be completely accurate for each month.

2.   The measurements are sufficiently accurate for our purposes.

3.   And his expectations proved accurate for years.

4.   He warned, however, that these statistics are for single or twin births, and are not necessarily accurate for septuplets.

5.   In the January issue of Pediatrics, the team reported that the new charts were significantly more accurate for monitoring the growth of infants, children and adolescents.

6.   It is much more accurate for moving the cursor around the screen.

7.   Kubacki asserts that tests have proved that the radioimmunoassay method is accurate for minorities, and that external contamination plays no role in the results.

8.   This may be accurate for most foods, but not honey.

9.   As a result, formulas for converting water content to body fat estimates may not be accurate for specific individuals, the committee said.

10.   Such a predicament was more accurate for Woods, who made three straight bogeys for the first time since anyone can remember.