Sentence examples for inaccurate change from inspiring English sources

Potential for theft: Could take the $25 per shift that misses the toss baskets; could overcharge or give a customer inaccurate change.

Should these assumptions be inaccurate, or change over time, the viability of the replacement methods will also change.

However, although the absolute overall incidence of hypoglycaemia may be inaccurate, the change from one period to another using the same assessment methodology is likely to represent a real change in its incidence within ANZ.

33 They can provide the information, support and help required to increase awareness, address inaccurate beliefs, change mindsets and increase access to help the broad range of older people captured in the pen portraits.

Hence, the coloring of L C could be inaccurate and changed if the ligands are included in the training set.

Climate models characterized as inaccurate by climate change skeptics are currently accurately predicting changes in ocean heat accumulation.

To balance a credible source, why does the BBC still roll out people such as Nigel Lawson (who have no up-to-date expertise and a proved history of inaccurate anti-climate change evidence)?

To extrapolate, if you're a supporter of President Obama (or any figure, really), corrections to inaccurate information would change your recall of that information.

The point is to identify unhelpful thinking patterns, recognize and change inaccurate beliefs, and learn to relate to others in more positive ways.

The guiding idea in each case is that any feature of the inaccuracy of credences that is determined from the point of view of local inaccuracy measures such as their total inaccuracy, or the urgency with which an agent with inaccurate credences should change them should match that same feature when it is determined from the point of view of global inaccuracy measures.

An inaccurate representation of change due to this type of artefact may have serious implications.