Sentence examples for due accuracy from inspiring English sources

The BBC editorial guidelines state: "The way in which due accuracy and impartiality is achieved between parties will vary.

However, it said there was no requirement under the broadcasting code to make such programmes with "due accuracy".

An Ofcom spokesman said: "Following a detailed investigation, Ofcom found Channel 4 breached broadcasting rules for not presenting its news coverage of the Ellison review, which looked at possible corruption in the Metropolitan police Service, with due accuracy.

But content producers must take responsibility for achieving due accuracy and impartiality in their own output and not rely on other BBC services to redress any imbalance for them".

Leaked reports suggest the BBC's editorial complaints unit will rule shortly that the broadcaster broke its guidelines on due accuracy in a Today programme interview with Lawson and Prof Sir Brian Hoskins on climate change and floods in February.

Bob Ward, the policy director of the Grantham research institute on climate change at the London School of Economics, welcomed the upholding of the complaint but said: "There needs to be a shift in BBC policy so that these news programmes value due accuracy as much as due impartiality.

Due to accuracy values deviating more than 3 SD from the group average, one participant was excluded from the analysis, resulting in a sample of 17 participants (8 females; mean 24.35 years; range 21 29).

Eight participants were removed due to accuracy or reaction time (RT) values more than 2 SD from the mean.

The MFxLMS algorithm needs less SNR than other adaptive algorithms to achieve BER <10−4 due to accuracy of the adaptation.

Realities on the ground make it increasingly hard to pinpoint precise numbers -- so much so that in 2014 the United Nations announced it would stop updating its death toll due to accuracy concerns.

Due to accuracy of presence records or the environmental data used, some tree species occurrences located in shorelines may wrongly be assigned to such environments.