Sentence examples for Inaccurate performance from inspiring English sources
With quarterback Eli Manning having another inconsistent and occasionally inaccurate performance, despite completing 28 of 42 passes for 312 yards, the Giants were lucky not to lose to the injury-riddled Eagles.
We performed a literature review of recent publications between 2010 and 2014 that present data about the frequency of inaccurate performance using ISO 15197 2003 and ISO 15197 2013 as target standards.
The Commission filed a settled administrative proceeding against an investment adviser for improperly valuing certain mutual fund bond holdings, which led to i) the funds being priced at an incorrect net asset value, ii) inaccurate performance figures, and iii) inflated asset-based fees.
The use of many gas-driven ventilators in critical care transport should be questioned considering their inaccurate performance.
Greater alpha suppression is also observed in individuals with fast, accurate, and stable task performance compared with inaccurate performers (Verstraeten and Cluydts 2002), possibly reflecting a more successful goal shielding from task-irrelevant information (cf. Dreisbach and Haider 2008).
For instance, developmental dyslexia results in slow and/or inaccurate reading performance.
In fact, the use of Darcy's law would lead to inaccurate production performances evaluation.
Moreover, the network and execution time prediction may be inaccurate, causing the performance of MCIoT systems to be degraded.
Since the results of the previous assessment were inaccurate, and no performance measurements of the current system were performed, an evaluation of the clinical process was needed to determine the best possible performance, in terms of removing waste and increasing the process flow.
However, if the priori-knowledge is inaccurate, the control performance will be dramatically degraded.
Final grades considering self assessment marks may suggest to the tutorial participants a lack of transparency and impact as an inaccurate measure of performance.
