Sentence examples for In inaccuracies from inspiring English sources
It wrote: "@DrugScope's measured approach will be sorely missed, esp considering this field is mired in inaccuracies.
The Securities and Exchange Commission alleged that Chase, before it acquired J. P. Morgan, failed to reconcile more than $46.8 billion in inaccuracies in its computerized bond records between March 1998 and June 2000.
Dr. Meier acknowledges that the study depends on self-reports, which may result in inaccuracies in the data, although the computer-based interviewing technique used is considered highly reliable.
Where, precisely, all this money came from and where it should go is not clear.Worse still, after its audit in 2004, the SEC determined that its systems for recording penalties and disgorgements were inadequate, resulting in inaccuracies.
This may have resulted in inaccuracies but should not have introduced systematic bias.
The outcome is an inconsistency and therefore, any aggregation at this point may result in inaccuracies of the aggregates.
Each balloon carries a small, expendable measuring device called a radiosonde that sends back information on atmospheric pressure, humidity and, most importantly for this study, temperature.Unfortunately, data from radiosondes come with built-in inaccuracies.
The system also has to overcome the difficulty of actually dropping the package in question into the hands of the correct recipient and working around the US military-operated GPS location system, which has built-in inaccuracies for civilian use.
Monty Neill, executive director of Fair Test, a Massachusetts-based group that monitors standardized testing, said that given the built-in inaccuracies of test scores, it seemed rash to hand out bonuses based on the variation in scores over just one school year.
"He has not lived like a Trappist monk but to picture him as an inveterate hell-raiser, completely surrounded by chorus girls, comfortable only on ball fields and in saloons, would be a considerable exercise in inaccuracy".
Since the orifice plate of ACERS would enable radiant and convective heat transfer with indoor surfaces, using the traditional load calculation method could result in inaccuracy.
