Sentence examples for inaccuracies linked to from inspiring English sources
Although in the scientific literature there are several models able to determine the value of these five parameters, these procedures are always affected by inevitable inaccuracies linked to various simplifications or due to the use of non-tabular data such as some graphic characteristics of the experimental I V curve (moreover not always available).
The major biases of questionnaire-based epidemiological surveys are the potential inaccuracies linked to failures in diagnosis (i.e. over or under estimation), limited response rates or reliability of the reference population estimates [ 13, 14].
The inaccuracies were linked to the actors' account of his trip to China.
We write letters to the editor correcting factual inaccuracies linking abortion to breast cancer, gay marriage to pedophilia, or global warming to natural causes.
Inaccuracies of the FTIR approach are linked to the fact that some rheumatoid arthritis patients can also be affected by OA, and the synovial fluid sample might therefore be legitimately classified in either category.
It should also be noted that there are errors inherent to the implementation of the CFD model, errors related to inaccuracies in the geometry of the air ducts, inaccuracies related to the measurement of the air velocities, inaccuracies in the quantification of the air flow, and simplifications linked to the turbulent model.
This non-physical pressure noise is both linked to the weakly-compressible approach and to numerical inaccuracies.
And those scientists have provided ample evidence that human activity is indeed linked to climate change... Saying 'there's no sign humans have caused climate change' is not stating an opinion, it's asserting a factual inaccuracy".
Google and Facebook both have a unique opportunity to fact-check within AMP and Instant Articles — they could place annotations over certain parts of a news story in the style of News Genius to point out inaccuracies, or include links to other articles offering counterpoints and fact-checks.
