Sentence examples for frequent inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

As the frequent inaccuracies behind political polling and other predictions suggest, finding both timely and accurate data is easier said than done.

Furthermore, these annotations depend on the external database entries associated with individual Affymetrix sequences, which have been shown to contain frequent inaccuracies 28.

Tebow was still an incipient N.F.L. phenomenon, and, as the Jets watched film of him, the length of time it took him to release his throws and the frequent inaccuracy of those throws left many players incredulous.

The accuracy of CT in determining T and N staging post-chemoradiotherapy was examined in a recent prospective study of 90 patients with correct T stage in only 37% and nodal stage in 62%, the most frequent inaccuracy being overstaging.

I can forgive his tepid retelling of the climactic love-making scene on top of Moon dust, but not his frequent scientific inaccuracies and blatant mathematical errors that ruined the story.

"Yet the ABSW refuses to investigate the issue, despite the fact that its standing orders explicitly state that 'wilful or frequent misrepresentation or inaccuracy' shall be considered a breach of its standards," he said.

The authors emphasise that drug inaccuracies are frequent and that the limited physiological reserve of critically ill individuals increases the potential harm of adverse prescribing.

Hence, direct transmissions are again frequent, but with increased inaccuracy of SNR estimates (and corresponding rates) at both speeds.

While there were elevated positive moods and enjoyment for trips with driver-preferred music, this background also produced the most frequent severe driver miscalculations and inaccuracies, violations, and aggressive driving.

However, they are often intricate in their application and may be marred by inaccuracies due to the frequent lack of presenting symptoms in NHAP patients.

The coalition, based in Washington, said that its review of the site found that Zillow's estimates of home value were within 10percentt of appraised value less than a third of the time and that in low-income neighborhoods the inaccuracy was much more frequent.