Sentence examples for could not be accurate from inspiring English sources
In later years, though, the annual memo scaled back that position, declaring only that "many in the census debate believe" that tradition methods could not be accurate.
In this study, it was shown that effective thermal conductivity models that are functions only of the components' thermal conductivities and volume fractions could not be accurate for both granular-type porous foods ("external porosity") and foam-type porous foods ("internal porosity").
Mayor Bloomberg, an independent, was among the first to take issue with the monthly reports, arguing that a federal survey of employers had been registering healthy gains in employment throughout 2012, so the city's steadily rising unemployment rate could not be accurate.
I couldn't be accurate about the area that was targeted.
When a parade of polls last month showed Mr. Obama pulling away after the Democratic National Convention, some Republican strategists argued that the results couldn't be accurate and were skewed.
These sequences may not be accurate and could mislead subsequent analyses if used without verification.
The report makes clear that its numbers could not be fully accurate, but that, for 10,000 women invited to screening over 20 years from age 50, it estimates 681 cancers would be found, but 129 of these would be "overdiagnosis".
Although that poll's finding about the Holocaust was widely publicized, Roper officials and other pollsters said it could not be considered accurate because the poll had used a confusing question.
Henry Ford famously said, "I am not the smartest, but I surround myself with competent people". A life as a booker and concert producer could not be more accurate.
