Sentence examples for in inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

Since the orifice plate of ACERS would enable radiant and convective heat transfer with indoor surfaces, using the traditional load calculation method could result in inaccuracy.

"He has not lived like a Trappist monk but to picture him as an inveterate hell-raiser, completely surrounded by chorus girls, comfortable only on ball fields and in saloons, would be a considerable exercise in inaccuracy".

Also shown in the paper and verified experimentally, a 3-fold reduction in inaccuracy, to 0.20% at 27°C, can further be obtained, if needed, by a simple one-temperature four-bit trimming.

And much remains mired in inaccuracy, as was apparent last year when the Indian solicitor general, discussing a claim on the diamond in the Indian supreme court, stated that the diamond had been given to Queen Victoria by Maharaja Ranjit Singh, not by his son.

So while it's easy to describe in broad strokes what sets one growing region apart from another, that often proves to be an effort in inaccuracy.

Obviously, neglecting the maximum transmit power limit will result in inaccuracy for the performance analysis of SU when I c is in high region.

It wrote: "@DrugScope's measured approach will be sorely missed, esp considering this field is mired in inaccuracies.

The Securities and Exchange Commission alleged that Chase, before it acquired J. P. Morgan, failed to reconcile more than $46.8 billion in inaccuracies in its computerized bond records between March 1998 and June 2000.

Dr. Meier acknowledges that the study depends on self-reports, which may result in inaccuracies in the data, although the computer-based interviewing technique used is considered highly reliable.

This may have resulted in inaccuracies but should not have introduced systematic bias.

The outcome is an inconsistency and therefore, any aggregation at this point may result in inaccuracies of the aggregates.