Sentence examples for inaccuracy of their from inspiring English sources

The inaccuracy of their gloomy predictions was underscored last Monday with the publication of a detailed study of the repeal's impact by the Palm Center, a branch of the Williams Institute at the U.C.L.A. School of Law.

The incorrect SPNE values of per-firm R&D effort, output and profit due to improper handling result in the inaccuracy of their main propositions.

But the most insightful part of the interview was when Zuckerberg called out John Battelle and Tim O'Reilly on the inaccuracy of their Web 2.0 "Points of Control" map.

Attitude was defined as "overall favorableness or unfavorableness toward their body, body parts, and weight and included satisfaction or dissatisfaction with their bodies, whether it is important to change their bodies, and accuracy or inaccuracy of their perceptions".

But Sharp berated Neal over the perceived inaccuracies of their "hoydenish", boisterous dancing, while she in turn accused him of pedantry.

"Meteorologists know the inaccuracies of their own models," Brian Neudorff, a meteorologist at WROC in Rochester, said.

The authors acknowledge that this may have limited validity in this population due to the possible inaccuracy of patients estimating their change.

Certainly in view of the important sources of inaccuracy entering their derivation it does not make sense to report PAF percentages to the second decimal.

The report argues that, because of their inaccuracy, the very use of mortars constitutes a war crime.

For the peptide fragmentation fingerprint, a mass inaccuracy of ≤70 ppm was allowed for both peptide masses and their fragments.

The researchers found to their surprise that the fastest gait was kangaroo-like hopping (maximum simulated speed of ), which they regarded as unlikely based on the size of the animal and lack of hopping footprints in the fossil record, and instead interpreted the result as indicative of an inaccuracy in their simulation.