Sentence examples for considerable inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

Over the years of study of deformations and predictions of their occurrence, the author noticed that deposit models used for calculations are frequently simplified (Knothe 2005), which results in considerable inaccuracies of the obtained results.

Research in Europe shows that considerable inaccuracies in per capita estimates of alcohol consumption in some regions occur because of the cross-border purchase of alcoholic beverages.

However, considerable inaccuracies have been demonstrated when prospectively comparing the operating surgeon's intraoperative estimations of femoral anteversion to postoperative CT scans [ 7, 15].

The information he published should have been collected and distributed in a way that did the least damage for the desired effect (it wasn't; he stole a colossal number of documents, mostly quite unrelated to the points he wanted to make, and their release is accompanied by colossal spin and considerable inaccuracy).

Assessment of size is easier when a lesion is sharply demarcated than when it is ill-defined, but size estimates show considerable inaccuracy with a little more overestimation than underestimation [72].

The dart is shot with some variation in force, and with considerable inaccuracy, such that one-third of the darts that are fired in Helix aspersa either fail to penetrate the skin, or miss the target altogether.

Russell J. Bowen concludes that although the writing and coverage were better than similar books then available, "Cave Brown's work fails to escape the common stigma of intelligence narratives: considerable inaccuracy as to detail and occasional lack of validity of interpretation".

However, relying on a single marker as a prognostic indicator for HCC patients causes considerable inaccuracy.

The considerable inaccuracy from measurement in Fig.  6e resulted from the ill-defined edges of the PHEMA brushes.

Moreover, Fu et al. (2000) reported that the embedding of the generic metric space into multidimensional space can introduce considerable inaccuracy in the nearest neighbor search applications.

MAT has been used previously to infer the prevalent Leptospira serovars in a given region by determining the serovar against which the highest titer is raised, but this is associated with considerable inaccuracy.