Sentence examples for inaccuracy of the method from inspiring English sources

We observe that the non monotonic features that are visible in the region (1.45 lesssim t/Omegalesssim1.8) have to be probably ascribed to the inaccuracy of the method at small m values.

The discrepancy may be due to the inaccuracy of the method used to quatitate the protein or to unknown regulation at the translational level.

In addition, the four directions of fiber lead to a more isotropic in-plane response, further reducing the inaccuracy of the method.

The inaccuracy of the method was assessed by comparing the determined cell count (DNA-based determination) with the reference cell count (haemocytometer).

For example, a more favorable binding energy for HA4 in comparison to HA and HA6 cannot be unambiguously attributed to specificity or to inaccuracy of the method, which is especially sensitive to electrostatics and is dramatically affected by small changes of charged atoms positions.

The varnish and the wood of a Stradivarius cello were subjected to analysis by ion backscattering [10], but the inaccuracies of the method did not allow conclusions beyond showing the presence of several trace elements.

While we are analyzing the movie review classification, which has ground truth labels, we will take a moment to further support our claims for the inaccuracy of these methods at the sentence level.

The inaccuracy of the latter method is thereby exposed.

The oscillatory behavior of Lax Wendroff and inaccuracy of the upwind method is more obvious in Fig. 11.

Inaccuracy of the Mantoux method may be falsely exaggerated by the fact that the traditional threshold values are commonly associated with digit preference, as we have demonstrated, which may result in misclassification errors that are difficult to correct for individual readings[22], [47].

Another study showed the inaccuracy of the pneumolysin method and the necessity of using more specific criteria for diagnosing pneumococcal pneumonia.