Sentence examples for inaccuracy out from inspiring English sources

Bath's inaccuracy out of hand allowed Sarries to establish their superior kick-chase and a regimented defence helped the visitors prevail.

What we are seeing is a pattern of inconsistency, inaccuracy and out and out confusion.

From the figure, the Gaussian approximation does not reflect the true pdf well, but this inaccuracy turns out not severely affecting the overall IDDD performance.

In addition, the use of the new labels eliminates the inaccuracy pointed out by the reviewer for the legend in Figure 2. Notice that we have also used new group labels for Figure 3.

No glaring inaccuracies jump out at me.

Edelman p.r. marketing strategist Steven Rubel argues that corporate flacks should feel free to edit inaccuracies out of Wikipedia as long as they identify themselves.

Yet Mr. Egan's analysis of Jefferies' balance sheet has also been called into question for factual inaccuracies, including out-of-date numbers and not factoring in hedging positions.

Mackean emails Entwistle to share her "disquiet" with "the handling of the Newsnight Savile story" and pointing out inaccuracy in an all-staff email.

Although two of the investigators (XX and CW) extracted the survival rates according to the graphical representation of the survival curves, this did not completely rule out inaccuracy during reading the survival rates.

American astrophysicist and cosmologist Neil deGrasse Tyson later joined the conversation and pointed out inaccuracies in BoB's arguments.

Some historians pointed out inaccuracies in Hassel's novels but Hassel was more concerned about his depiction of war.