Sentence examples for inaccuracies from from inspiring English sources

It is actually 44, but the Wigan public were willing to forgive factual inaccuracies from their benefactor.

Gravity director Alfonso Cuarón revealed he was aware of his film's scientific inaccuracies from an early stage, but had decided to drop scenes explaining them away from an early draft as he felt they were "irrelevant".

To simulate inaccuracies from a manufacturing process, normally distributed random noise is superimposed on the ideal surface.

After all, the measurements could be plagued by a common bias that prevents their individual inaccuracies from cancelling each other out when averaged.

Since the finite element software computes the stress and strain values at the integration points (Gauss points) of the elements, for all models and analyses the values of the shear strain for the failure criterion are taken at integration points to avoid interpolation inaccuracies from the integration points to the nodes [33].

Three biological replicates were performed, preventing measurement inaccuracies from influencing the data.

His relative inaccuracy from the tee was compensated for by his prodigious length.

Thus, we can only set higher limitations on case selection to lower inaccuracy from such a large study sample.

Let each epoch be processed using blocks of M samples, appropriately large such that estimates in time are averaged over a large number of periods and the inaccuracy from averaging over a non-integral number of periods is small.

Current methods of evaluating acetabular anatomy are prone to inaccuracy from patient positioning and pelvic tilt.

The considerable inaccuracy from measurement in Fig.  6e resulted from the ill-defined edges of the PHEMA brushes.