Sentence examples for Somewhat inaccurate from inspiring English sources

And I thought your remarks were somewhat inaccurate if I may say so.

It may happen sometimes that due to human error, manual design results may come out to be somewhat inaccurate.

The present model results are accurate up to the slope of 1 1, but somewhat inaccurate for very steep slopes.

A typical survey required a crew of three or four people, could take days to complete and was somewhat inaccurate.

She had a TB relapse in 1957, though "relapse" is somewhat inaccurate, human error being to blame.

And yet, reports of the notoriously social young Hilton sisters table dancing have been constant, if somewhat inaccurate.

The game-changing pick-six by Tim Jennings was somewhat of a freak play, as Steve Smith slipped on the route, making Newton's slightly inaccurate pass a wildly inaccurate pass.

He described a newspaper as "a partial, hasty, incomplete, inevitably somewhat flawed and inaccurate rendering of some of the things we have heard about in the past 24 hours - distorted, despite our best efforts to eliminate gross bias - by the very process of compression that makes it possible for you to lift it from the doorstep and read it in about an hour.

With ML, inference under the wrong model produced a somewhat lower frequency of topologically inaccurate trees, although each inaccurate tree was more inaccurate as judged by symmetric distance (Table 2).

Our results also suggest that measurement accuracy impacts on the observed dose-response relationships between steps per day and health outcomes; this is somewhat concerning if an inaccurate measure was used to establish public health recommendations.

In our opinion, however, this assumption is formally inaccurate, and is somewhat misleading, as it might be inferred that real-time RT-PCR gives at least 10% of false negative results in patients with overt symptomatic influenza requiring ICU admission.