Sentence examples for inaccuracies started from inspiring English sources
These things, coupled with gross historical inaccuracies, started to weigh on me by the second hour.
If Harvard grads were searching for inaccuracies, they could start with the physical attractiveness of the undergraduate population in the film.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05421.011 Inaccuracies in the starting parameters obtained from indexing and integration of still images may limit the radius of convergence and the accuracy of the post-refined parameters.
Although we cannot know the precise cause of discontinuation, our study is the first to include a large sample size and verify use through Medicare Part D prescription claims, which overcomes many of the possible inaccuracies in start and stop dates [ 7, 10– 10].
In a 900-word write-up criticizing the book, MacKenzie Bezos asserts that the book leads off with an inaccuracy -- that Jeff Bezos read "Remains of the Day" by Kazuo Ishiguro before he started Amazon, which she says he read a year later.
When [Siborne] started to receive responses and look into the battle in much more depth, he started to uncover inaccuracies and inconsistencies".
Similarly, Ramakrishna and Vaidvanathan [7] have proposed a new approach for estimating tight bounds on measurement errors, considering, as a starting point, the inaccuracies observed during calibration and the triangulation reconstruction step.
Typically in a computer simulation, little errors in that starting snapshot can produce big inaccuracies as time flows and the atmosphere swirls.
The result showed inaccuracy of spot detection in the analysis starting with spot detection by detecting many false positive spots.
Whether it's imprecise starting dates of employment, incorrect grades or even embellished qualifications, inaccuracies are likely to lead to complications later in the recruitment process.
There are only a few stylistic inaccuracies that need to be corrected (one example is fourth sentence of the Abstract starting with Recently).
