Sentence examples for a level of inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

The reduced conservation of nucleotide sequence at the −23 and −11 positions for the potential intragenic σ binding sites may reflect varied functionality of these intragenic sites, or a level of inaccuracy inherent to in silico prediction of the binding sites associated with enriched ORFs in the ChIP-chip assays.

The GAME correlation, which is based on the MERGE, EMERGE experimental programs, shows rather moderate correlation with computational fluid dynamics (CFD) results in homogeneously congested configurations, however, a greater level of inaccuracy is found when it comes to the combination of a number of realistic scenarios.

For research using age disparities as a predictor, the level of inaccuracy in this analysis while lower than seen elsewhere still has the potential to affect results.

"Not many analysts are willing to go out on a limb and upgrade their earnings forecasts to reflect the historical level of inaccuracy.

The level of inaccuracy in isotropic models is shown to be largely dependent on the extent of thermal cycling experienced by the material.

On the other hand, when extreme gasometric values are present in the acute phase of many critical conditions, such as in the onset of ARDS, this level of inaccuracy becomes irrelevant.

We accept that areas of islands calculated from polygons generated from coarse-scale satellite imagery would have larger errors than those calculated from fine-scale topographical maps, yet for the broad-scale work undertaken in this research this level of inaccuracy was deemed acceptable.

Brown chose not to redraw McDougall's scenes, deciding he "could live with that level of inaccuracy".

Consequently, the imitation process naturally contains some level of inaccuracy.

What this study adds is quantification of the level of inaccuracy.

However, it is often reported that the level of inaccuracy is low.