Sentence examples for inaccurate analyses from inspiring English sources

Traditional methods identify TF regulatory signals at the population level, which masks heterogeneous regulation mechanisms in individuals or subgroups, thus resulting in inaccurate analyses.

The ability to produce inaccurate analyses in a less than timely manner.

However, greater accuracy is required in GMO diagnostics, therefore it is necessary to be fully aware of the factors influencing quantification since inaccurate analyses can result in liability issues.

Economic systems that are designed to offload risk produce particularly inaccurate risk analyses and particularly vulnerable or dangerous installations.

However, both studies used inaccurate cost analyses that focused on the financial rather than the economic costs of CLABSIs.

Previously, it was proposed that mammalian class I genes are "fish like" based on inaccurate phylogenetic analyses (see Niimura and Nei 2006).

In recent years, the technology has moved on from measuring distances on people's faces, which can be relatively inaccurate, to analysing each pixel to look for correlations to typical facial structures.

The assertion that we limited our analysis to "a single episode" is inaccurate: our main analyses evaluated multiple rather than single symptoms, and we took symptom frequency into account in our analysis of individual symptoms (Kamel et al. 2005; Table 4).

The company has long claimed that such analyses are inaccurate.

An important lesson for one workshop group was immediate and regular data entry in order to obtain accurate data for high-quality analyses - "Inaccurate if left till late" [DS2-S1-GB].

In general, the challenges presented by the small sample sizes, low power, and inaccurate estimates suggest that analyses of the different F1 pairings should be more exploratory than hypothesis testing in nature.