Sentence examples for and inaccurate in the from inspiring English sources

Individuals are both accurate in the relative sense, as indicated by the response expectancy theory, and inaccurate in the absolute sense, as suggested by the affective forecasting paradigm.

Additionally, these predictive equations and a weight-based approach incorporate patient's body weight, yet obtaining a weight can be challenging and inaccurate in the intensive care setting; a weight was only documented in half of those patients with a nutritional assessment.

His claim to Germany's Angela Merkel that Pussy Riot members had hanged the effigy of a Jew in 2008 was bizarre and inaccurate (in fact, the band was protesting against anti-Semitism); either he was misleading her or he had himself been misled.

While external identification of sex is difficult and inaccurate in immature sablefish, internal analysis of the gonads can usually determine the sex of the fish but sacrificing the fish is required.

The design rules for stainless steel connections, which are based on the specifications of EN 1993-1-8 for carbon steel joints, are reviewed and are found to be overly conservative in terms of strength and inaccurate in terms of stiffness thus necessitating the development of novel design guidance in line with the observed structural response.

"I found the report sloppy and inaccurate in many instances," she said.

Tissue sampling is operator dependent and cytopathology inaccurate in the setting of CP, and hence a diagnostic test requiring aspiration of bile or pancreatic juice would be clinically useful in certain cases.

Gabbert read the field fairly well but was a half-beat reactive and also inaccurate in the face of pressure.

However, these approaches provide an indirect assessment of bone density and remain inaccurate in the vicinity of bones [4, 5].

Although it's tempting to draw conclusions regarding the specific microbial origin of the viral genes based on their proximity to known bacterial sequences, this would be difficult and likely inaccurate in the absence of specific host-range information [30].

The next day, the league's lead negotiator, Rick Buchanan, accused the union of making "personal attacks and inaccurate assertions in the media".