Sentence examples for identified inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

The report also accuses the government of undermining its own innovation of publishing business plans to inform the public about each department's progress, after it identified inaccuracies in the Cabinet Office's plan.

Limitations of this study include the use of lifetime recall to determine patterns of psychiatric disorder, which is subject to previously identified inaccuracies, with people less likely to meet criteria as time since the episode increases [ 24].

A recent study identified inaccuracies and contradictions in the information reported, indicating the need for additional training and more specific clinical and laboratory criteria to enhance identification of diabetes and hypertension-related complications [ 60].

No one likes to see their work misrepresented on screen and if you identify inaccuracies, you have every right to challenge a film's credibility.

Activity-based travel simulation based on the household travel survey (HTS) can therefore identify inaccuracies in simulated travels by comparing smartcard and navigation device data.

We describe new tools for identifying inaccuracies in energy functions and guiding their improvement, and illustrate the application of these tools to the improvement of the Rosetta energy function.

(1) Comparison is a method commonly used to identify inaccuracy or gaps in data.

Last week Revenue told The Sunday Times it had identified "numerous inaccuracies and mistakes" in claims made by film companies applying for the rebate, which allows them claim back 32% of all expenditure in Ireland up to a maximum of €70m.

"During the few hours we were given to conduct a preliminary review we identified significant inaccuracies and disagree with many of the factual findings," the statement continued.

They identified significant inaccuracy in previously published methods by comparing miRNA expression in cells from wild-type, Dgcr8 knockout, and Dicer knockout mice, which lack canonical and all miRNAs respectively.

Wyden and another Democratic Senator, Mark Udall, wrote a letter to the NSA identifying multiple inaccuracies in their public claims about their domestic spying activities.