Sentences with phrase «what's accurate»

And, while data and technology bring us closer to accurate digital attribution, are the things that drive customers and the paths to ROI really achievable?

Nor can they verify that everything is accurate for all involved.

Once this data has been gathered it can give an accurate picture of national pricing strategies, which can help your business to stay competitive in already crowed markets.

In an email, Biosense founder Abhishek Sen says he won't comment on the content of the FDA's letter, except to say, «We are in touch with the U.S. FDA, and will be working closely with them over the coming months to ensure that we continue to deliver accurate, affordable and convenient diagnostics across the world.»

Thanks to Microsoft and a few other companies that are following the software giant's lead, the spotlight on accurate worker classification is more intense than ever.

In my week and a half of testing the device I have to say I found that number to be quite accurate.

Do your best to be as accurate as possible by including the tools, apps and software that you are planning to use.

Again, it's worth checking those assumptions, as they simply may not be accurate.

In order to develop a more accurate, responsive pricing model, Ritchie Bros. needed help.

So the insurance companies continue to try to develop incentives and other ways to get their policyholders to give them this critical data in a timely and accurate fashion.

In February and March, alone, 317,000 jobs were created — a more accurate measure of Trump's influence.

The report doesn't specifically quantify the extent of the fraud, and a spokesperson for the IG said she was unable to immediately provide an accurate figure.

The software will use machine learning, allowing it to become smarter and more accurate over time.

Levi's new software is sophisticated enough to allow that prototyping to happen digitally and accurate enough to allow the digital file to be sent to a vendor for mass manufacturing.

It is pivotal to the success of your analysis that the data you are working with is clean, accurate and accessible.

At a conference hosted by the Cleveland Clinic, Holmes said the company would release data showing its tests are accurate, although she didn't say how or when.

The A.I. was very accurate, Cornwell says, but users weren't comfortable letting a computer make those decisions if they didn't know the criteria it was using.

Amazon's reviews system can have a big impact on buying decisions, but it's not as accurate as it could be.

You're getting reports, but those metrics may or may not be accurate.

The iPhone 7 photos shows a bit more rosy colour on the face, which is accurate.

While there's no standard formula for calculating your customer retention rate, here's one accurate way of measuring it.

Contractors routinely go back to their clients with demands for more money to cover unexpected complexities in the building process; Gillam has set up rigorous risk - management systems to provide more accurate cost estimates.

«We're not even close» to having an accurate picture of Canada's foreign - owned real estate market, Soper agrees.

It should be brief, accurate, and clearly represent the content to be found on the page.

Team members know they are expected to be friendly, responsive and accurate in every interaction with customers and with their peers.

The quality of the investments you buy to put into that account can vary widely, but to pronounce RRSPs themselves are a scam simply isn't accurate.

The firm had to shelve many of its services as it worked to convince regulators that its genetic tests were accurate and the accompanying medical risk reports clear enough that they wouldn't confuse or harm customers.

But that may not yield the most accurate information.

Whether accurate or misleading, the higher estimate crept across Twitter over the course of the week of July 26 when the story ran, drawing outrage among observers already critical of Mayer's tenure at Yahoo.

Without clear and accurate time monitoring, there's also the risk that employees can claim they worked unreported overtime hours.

If we are to have smart, efficient and cost - effective public policy, we need to be able to trust that the data is accurate.

You can, if you choose, also dispute accurate information.

He added: «In reporting the news, the SCMP will be objective, accurate and fair... day - to - day editorial decisions will be driven by editors in the newsroom, not in the corporate boardroom.»

Critical to the success of an entrepreneur is an ironclad process for product marketing, which is only possible if you have accurate, robust information about the marketplace.

The more you use Apple Watch outdoors with GPS the more accurate it becomes when you use it indoors on equipment such as treadmills and ellipticals.

AI is transforming China in many sectors, from powerful facial recognition systems capable of identifying 1.3 billion citizens in seconds to nuclear submarines that can help a captain make faster, more accurate decisions in combat.

Ribbing aside, it may be more accurate to think of WeWork as a B2B version of Starbucks, with its market cap of almost $ 80 billion, rather than measly Regus.

It would be far better for us to have timely and accurate comparative information concerning everything we are thinking about buying, selling, using, visiting or consuming.

If you see clients, your office should be an accurate reflection of your business objectives.

Given all of the information available to FDD's Long War Journal, I believe this latest assessment to significantly more accurate.

Most, if not all cryptocurrency investors today are in for a world of pain if Strongin's prediction proves to be accurate.

For year over year GDP growth, «real GDP» is usually used, as it gives a more accurate view of the economy.

But until companies in the sector are consistent in how they report and the information they provide, accurate comparisons aren't possible, he acknowledges.

So, when an economist or bond fund manager makes an accurate forecast about Treasury yields, his or her clients are probably doing very well.

Give current employees the opportunity to ask and answer questions so everyone can get an accurate feel for on - screen personalities.

The compensation outlined is «based on multiple assumptions that may or may not actually occur or be accurate on the relevant date,» and is therefore subject to change, according to the proxy statement.

(Neumann tells Inc. those numbers are not accurate.)

Reform would standardize the labeling and make it easier for consumers to glean accurate information about how they're deciding to manage their health.

That claim also does not appear to be accurate.

r may not actually occur or be accurate on the relevant date,» and is therefore subject to change, according to the proxy statement.