Sentence examples for inaccuracies attributed from inspiring English sources

We have manually validated the nuclear counts, which was 91 99% accurate in all instances, with inaccuracies attributed to missed nuclei (0.1 5%) or overlapping (merged) nuclei (1 2%).

The relative error of Δp p/Δt measured with MKS Baratron is smaller than 0.3%% plus the inaccuracy attributed to the resolution of the pressure transducer which is 1/10 of mbar.

"While we acknowledged that the advertorial conveyed the series of events surrounding the disappearance of the complainant's daughter as depicted in the programme, we also noted that it contained some factual inaccuracies and attributed thoughts and dialogue to the complainant which were not taken from the programme," said the ASA.

The inaccuracies are attributed to the presence of casting pores.

But Senator Rubio acknowledged that he was wrong about the date, an inaccuracy he attributed to the fact that his parents always spoke generally about when they first arrived "in the 1950s".

According to the derived relations for bending of the nonlocal plate model, the main cause of this inaccuracy is attributed to an incorrect approximation of the Navier solution for a uniform transverse load.

This inaccuracy is attributed to improper identification of failure modes based on beam span-to-depth ratios and principal strain resulting in premature failure compared to elastic bending stress-based failures.

Small inaccuracies in attributing cause of death can have the potential to alter the results if misclassification is differential between study arms.

Inaccuracies may be attributed to a physiological time delay relating to the glucose diffusion from the plasma to the interstitial compartment [29, 30].

For the high speed diatomic molecular flow in the transitional regime, the inaccuracies are partially attributed to the single temperature approximations in the Navier Stokes equations.

Furthermore I tried to evaluate if these inaccuracies could be attributed to the socially desired response bias.