The phrase "inaccuracy for" is not correct and should not be used in written English.
A more grammatically correct phrase would be "inaccurate for" or "inaccuracy in." Example: The politician's speech was full of inaccuracies, making it difficult for voters to trust him.
It could lead to the regular transformation of complaints about inaccuracy, for example, into claims for libel.
Scott was accused of racism and inaccuracy for casting, for example, John Turturro as the Egyptian Pharoah.
This defect leads to inaccuracy for matching the remaining oil distribution and injected water rate in reservoir numerical simulation.
Furthermore, shutting down parts of the nodes may lead to coverage dead zones and inaccuracy for the network monitoring.
However, it is still not applicable in our scheme because of our assumed PAs' location information inaccuracy for the MANET.
Figure 5 shows the CDF of prediction inaccuracy for different values of Δt (i.e., beacon interval) with time correlation selected as τ=0.9.
Significant differences were found between orthopaedic surgeons and residents for inaccuracy of estimation for abduction, not for anteversion.
Comparing both anterolateral and posterolateral approaches, no significant differences were found for inaccuracy of estimation for either anteversion (4.9° vs. 5.5°, respectively) or abduction (5.3° vs. 6.1°).
Mushnick rails at Sterling for putting himself before the game, for inaccuracies and for being a shill for the Yankees brand.
This study highlights the need for therapists to be aware of the potential for machine inaccuracy and for stricter guidelines on machine calibration to be introduced.
The system also has to overcome the difficulty of actually dropping the package in question into the hands of the correct recipient and working around the US military-operated GPS location system, which has built-in inaccuracies for civilian use.
