Sentence examples similar to consequences of inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

One proposed rule, for instance, would require executives to certify financial statements but is silent about the consequences of inaccuracies of the statements.

The consequences of inaccuracies in the rate estimate are addressed by using codes defined over the real field and a decoder employing successive refinement.

The main challenges remain, however, the lack of clarity about qualifying assumptions and clinical consequences of inaccuracies or biases in M&S.

MiRNA variants are considered to be a consequence of inaccuracies in Dicer pre-miRNA processing.

We excluded girls for whom one of the predictor variables (see below) was missing (N = 7,792) and those for whom a vaccine was reimbursed before they had become eligible for reimbursement (N = 1,113), assuming this to be the consequence of inaccuracies in the data.

3. We hereby exclude liability for the consequences of any inaccuracy, interruptions or errors in the GNM Videos.

6.3 The Licensor shall not be liable (and hereby excludes liability) for the consequences of any inaccuracy, interruptions or errors in the Content.

This limits the effect of inaccuracies in workload probability estimates.

No current existing deep towed equipment can benefit from seismic imaging processing techniques to improve this resolution as a consequence of positioning inaccuracies.

Thus, this gap may be the consequence of numerical inaccuracies of the solver we employed.

While the frequency and consequences of Latino surnames' registration inaccuracies are understudied in the literature, our study suggests this problem may be common among Latino patients in North Carolina.