Sentence examples for conceptual inaccuracy from inspiring English sources
The conceptual inaccuracy of criterion A of the ICD-10 may also be found in the specification of the nature of the event as "catastrophic" or "threatening".
The resistivity imaging results indicate that the adaptive algorithm efficiently and robustly updates the POD training images to obtain good quality resistivity images of the target plumes, both in the presence of data noise and when conceptual model inaccuracies exist in the training simulations.
This a blogger can do; and this is why inaccuracy is the key conceptual problem for the survival of the press in the age of new media, if not the survival of democracy, which is another question entirely.
Grier senior has frequently appeared as an expert witness in vaccine damage trials, attesting to their danger, despite the fact that the American Academy of Paediatrics refer to "numerous conceptual and scientific flaws, omissions of fact, inaccuracies, and misstatements" in his most-cited study.
Any inaccuracy or disaccord would be rectified to assure semantic and conceptual equivalence.
Students in the control group may be performing worse on the items about key concepts because their understanding of genetic drift is only just developing; inaccuracies are possibly being incorporated into or already existing in their conceptual frameworks (Stage 3 in Andrews et al. 2012).
If the team detected any inaccuracy or disaccord, they rectified the instructions and items to assure semantic and conceptual equivalence.
Historical inaccuracy klaxon!
Hours of … Historical inaccuracy.
