Sentence examples for extreme inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

This is a much-repeated factoid whose shock value is matched only by its extreme inaccuracy.

The extreme inaccuracy of the polling predictions served as a wake-up call to the market research industry.

And a few believe it is their duty to ensure the truth does not become tainted with extreme inaccuracies.

Some of the extreme inaccuracies we report may therefore reflect a failure to correctly match sexual behaviour reports to conjugal relationships, and thus our results may overestimate the inaccuracy in knowledge of partner age in this population.

However, the conventional MOE and subspace MOE detectors exhibit severely degraded output SINR because of their extreme sensitivity to inaccuracies in frequency synchronization, which cause the desired signal cancellation.

The atp8 gene was reported as missing in several bivalve mollusks, however, as recently reported [ 23], the lack of atp8 would rather be an annotation inaccuracy due to the extreme variability of the gene.

In a cortical layer 5 pyramidal neuron, the basal and the apical dendritic trees represent two extremes in terms of the expected inaccuracy of the voltage clamp technique.

However, serum creatinine is correlated with muscle mass and therefore the evaluation of eGFR using MDRD equation in subjects with extremes of muscle mass is subject to inaccuracy.

Though this degree of inaccuracy in predictions is probably an extreme, it is clear that the dog prediction set cannot be used meaningfully to compare with other genomes.

Due to the imposed limits in the penalty function (if BG < 20 mg/dl or BG > 250 mg/dl, then β = δ = 100), extreme BG measurements (that may be related to sensor/methodology inaccuracies) cannot mislead the general algorithm assessment.

[ 25] George Wright takes this idea to an extreme length by suggesting that reproductive cloning would actually promote human dignity by proving the inaccuracy of genetic determinism.