To posit otherwise is to deflect the full measure of well-deserved blame from the major culprit of the second world war and to provide a scholarly basis for the historically-inaccurate "double genocide" theories, so prevalent recently in the post-communist world, which dangerously distort the history of the second world war and the Holocaust.
That round, according to Kreditech itself, valued the company at $190 million, although Griemens points out with currency fluctuations and inflation, it's inaccurate to simply double that number.
Noncoding regions are repaired by inaccurate mechanisms of double-strand break (DSB) repair that produce rearrangements, chimeric genes, and genome expansion (Davila et al. 2011).
One of the hallmarks of cancer is the occurrence of high levels of chromosomal rearrangements as a result of inaccurate repair of double-strand breaks (DSB).
To address the issue, the inherent relations among the DC error, double-line frequency error and inaccurate virtual current are discussed in the paper.
We believe that the most likely cause of this observation is the assumption that the PCR magnification at each cycle is an exact doubling of the expression levels is inaccurate.
In part this is because initial cost estimates proved inaccurate and the projected overall price tag more than doubled, to about €16 billion.
Because perforation shot origin times are inaccurate, we use the RMS error of the time double-difference (DDrms) value, which can be computed from first arrival time differences.
Not only does "Double Play" (Apr. 15, p. 92) contain inaccurate data, it disregards audited financials provided by Major League Baseball.
Offering a prognosis range has higher levels of accuracy (about double) than traditional estimates, but is still very often inaccurate, except very close to death.
Despite his discovery that most of her observations were wholly inaccurate - as a result of her seeing most of the constellations in double vision - astronomy was to become an enduring passion.
