Sentence examples similar to great inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

In spite of adequate performances under ideal and balanced grid conditions, under grid faults great inaccuracies arise.

Although these methods are applied to assess the PMI in daily forensic work, there are still great inaccuracies and limitations (Pittner et al., 2016).

This is the greatest inaccuracy in the book.

He once said of his 1958 work Saturday Night and Sunday Morning that "the greatest inaccuracy was ever to call the book a working-class novel for it is really nothing of the sort.

Based on MAE, all models were generally similar, with KPLS showing a slightly greater inaccuracy.

The system has to map these types to the DBpedia ontology terms using statistic and semantic similarity components, which, as mentioned before, may result in greater inaccuracy of the results.

The greatest inaccuracy, as reflected by c.v., was seen at low glucose levels.

In fact, the results suggested a trend toward greater inaccuracy with the EMF navigation system.

GFR estimates may have greater inaccuracy in general populations compared with CKD patients (Stevens et al. 2006).

It is known that current eGFR experiences greater inaccuracy in populations with no known CKD than in those with CKD.

Fourth, the model's greatest inaccuracy is the under-prediction of remaining ICU stays of 2 days or less (see Figure 5).