Sentence examples for and inaccuracy in the from inspiring English sources

It is also found that there exist uncertainty and inaccuracy in the available models when compared with the experimental data and inconsistency among the models.

Here, we highlight the putative "[BMIM][OH]", as a case of particular inconsistency and inaccuracy in the literature and aim to dispel some of the persisting confusion surrounding its preparation, characterisation and use.

John F. Terzano is the President of The Justice Project, a nonpartisan organization that works to address unfairness and inaccuracy in the criminal justice system, with a focus on the capital punishment system.

They suggested that such an observation could be explained by a lower baseline rate of hospitalisation for pneumonia among younger adults, the natural decline in renal function by age, and inaccuracy in the estimation of renal function using the Modification of Diet in Renal Disease (MDRD) study equation in older populations.

But his report made it clear there were inconsistencies and inaccuracies in the email version.

"There were numerous inconsistencies and inaccuracies in the criminal complaint," Mr. Siegel said.

Kyle Watters, the defense lawyer, also seized on inconsistencies in the officer's testimony and inaccuracies in the complaint, and ticket-fixing was apparently not the chief factor.

This is from Cathy Mann, director of corporate affairs at Halliburton: As we continue to review BP's internal report published earlier today, we have noticed a number of substantial omissions and inaccuracies in the document.

"Herbalife did not respond to our identification of overstatements and inaccuracies in the company's earnings statement for distributors, which among other deceptions, excludes the 93 percent of distributors that have zero gross earnings," he said in a statement.

Giles suggests that Piketty has made mistakes in the way he assembled and presented the data, and that when they are assembled correctly, the wealth share of the richest 1% and 10% in Britain and other countries has been relatively stable since 1980, because of errors and inaccuracies in the way Piketty has presented the data.

Studies of the blowout preventer's two control pods suggest that a flattish battery and a dodgy valve meant that neither was in a fit state to close off the well automatically when they should have, which BP takes as evidence of poor maintenance by Transocean.Halliburton quickly pointed to "substantial omissions and inaccuracies" in the report.