1.   But so far the intensity method has proved inherently much less accurate than the directional method.

2.   Care must be taken in making visual estimates, and results are usually much less accurate than with point counting techniques.

3.   Although this also requires the measurement of socium and potassium, it is more accurate than standard titrimetric procedures, which are associated with non-linear errors.

4.   Primary sources are not necessarily more accurate than secondary sources.

5.   In experiments on convection, particularly free convection, measurements of the temperature field are usually both easier and more accurate than measurements of the velocity field.

6.   Although it was impossible to assess the damage, Northern Alliance officials said they appeared more lethal and accurate than a similar attack on Sunday.

7.   And of the three groups, only the depressed participants rated the negative assessment as more accurate than the positive one.

8.   And we expect what we see on the little screen to be more accurate than what we see on the big one.

9.   Baker argued repeatedly that recounting punch-card ballots by hand was less accurate than machine counts.

10.   A number of studies have shown that boosting is often as accurate or even more accurate than older predictive techniques.