Sentence examples for inaccuracy without from inspiring English sources
"inaccuracy without" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English
It means that something is not accurate or correct, even without something else influencing it. It is typically used when discussing the reliability or validity of information or data. Example: "The study's findings were met with skepticism due to the researcher's history of inaccuracy without external validation."
We want to cultivate the reflex that automatically fixes any inaccuracy, without whining.
Compared with previously reported work, the temperature sensor in the paper has lower inaccuracy without calibration.
She settled the matter and promptly shattered her credibility by conceding that the letter contained "many inaccuracies," without specifying what they were.
No wonder Paulson slammed the book for "numerous inaccuracies" without citing specifics. .
Tom Caiazza, a spokesman for Wyden, said: "Unfortunately, we can't describe the inaccuracy in detail without divulging information that is currently classified.
It is known that current GFR estimates have greater inaccuracy in populations without known CKD than in those with kidney disease.
Despite the perception of inaccuracy, those specialties without HES data felt aggrieved that this was responsible for devaluation of their service: Because our specialty community paediatrics did not appear in it even when the HES outpatient ran in 2006.
System inaccuracy (either bracelet alerts without cause, or lack of bracelet alerts when HH was required) was the most common reason for dissatisfaction (31/41, 76%), followed by physical discomfort from the bracelet (18/41, 44%).
"Students' views were represented at every stage, and were reflected without bias or inaccuracy in both the report and its recommendations.
The results of this study were used to indicate the level of uncertainty in the thermal properties of the metals (cast iron, wrought iron and mild steel) and the "insulation" materials ("early concrete" and masonry) that may be tolerated without introducing large inaccuracy (>10%) in the structural temperature results.
An Oscar contender isn't an Oscar contender without cries of inaccuracy.
