Sentence examples for consistent inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

Given Sanchez's consistent inaccuracy and penchant for red zone turnovers, any vote for the status quo by decision makers with this 3-6 team can easily be viewed as a vote against Tebow.

Establishing wider agreement could make documentation more consistent, thus reducing inaccuracies and making patient problem information more readily accessible.

These consistent results suggest that inaccuracy in recall of age at menarche is not likely to be responsible for the relationship between milk intake and age at menarche.

First, taking the four methods together, there is a clear relationship between the proportion of indels and the estimated d N and d S values, which is consistent with previously reported alignment inaccuracies with increasing number of indels (see previous section).

The sporadic inaccuracies in the reconstruction are consistent across poses and are confined to the same 3D locations.

However, it is unlikely that general inaccuracies in reporting would produce the consistent pattern seen among the prevalence rates for cough and the associations with adverse respiratory symptoms reported here.

A simple and consistent education programme can help to overcome typical blood loss estimation inaccuracies.

Many of the inaccuracies the CIA fed to journalists, the report says, were consistent with inaccurate information being provided by the agency to policymakers at the time.

In addition, press releases were distributed regularly to minimize reporting inaccuracies, and dedicated spokespersons were identified to provide a clear and consistent message.

A condition-specific attribution (such as rheumatoid arthritis) is not required to allow consistent estimation of physical function across different diseases and treatments and to avoid inaccuracies introduced by an attribution requirement.

Also, it automatically generates a consistent and efficient inspection process that can avoid the unnecessary trials in manual operations and reduce inaccuracy and inconsistency due to different operators.