Sentence examples for inaccurate aspect from inspiring English sources

I think the most inaccurate aspect of the programme is the fact that traditional Islamic values that may be jointly held with members of the Christian or Jewish faith for example, are somehow linked to and equated with sympathy for terrorism.

In fact, Preston admits outright that, contrary to the C.I.A.'s insistence that it did not actively impede congressional oversight of its detention and interrogation program, "briefings to the Committees included inaccurate information related to aspects of the program of express interest to Members".

But how inaccurate, really, were those aspects of form used to infer evolution?

Preston also stated that CIA briefings to the committee "included inaccurate information related to aspects of the program of express interest to members".

Table 1 Pros and cons for direct and indirect methods   Direct methods Indirect methods A priori knowledge of the solution structure Not required Required Sensible to the initial condition Not sensible Very sensible Handle the state constraints Easy Difficult Convergence speed and accuracy Relatively slow and inaccurate Fast and accurate Computational aspect Memory demanding Parallelizable.

Experimental data to date indicate that the model is relatively accurate, but, as it is generated from a homologous protein, it has a number of limitations and some aspects will be inaccurate.

This demeaning and geographically inaccurate mode of address was just one aspect of what soon began to seem like a concerted campaign to dismantle every element of my persona.

Specifically, this could provide evidence to help determine whether ignoring the behavioural aspect of control leads to inaccurate conclusions regarding the practical controllability of networks.

On Saturday, BuzzFeed stood by the story, saying its reporters had "reconfirmed" their work and "seen no indication that any specific aspect of our story is inaccurate.

So while the media representations of ASD are not necessarily inaccurate, they are limited in the many aspects of ASD that they are portraying".

The Institute of Medicine committee itself criticized aspects of influential Air Force studies as "inaccurate" and "unreasonable," including an apparent attempt to associate a lack of proof of harm with proof of no harm.