Sentence examples for inaccurate implication from inspiring English sources

Correction, 12 October 2014: This article was amended to correct an inaccurate implication that Bono was taking a position in relation to tax avoidance and multinational companies, and to correct the misrepresentation of a quote the Edge made about protest banners at the Glastonbury festival.

It's surprising that such an accomplished journalist and magazine would miss such a grotesque, and presumably inaccurate, implication.

Therefore, incomplete or inaccurate records have many implications for research that rely on these records.

Non-psychologists are often shocked by this because if memory is so inaccurate, then there are significant implications for our very identities".

Johannesburg participant Overall worker knowledge of climate change and the associated implications was weak or inaccurate.

The implications of unsuccessful and inaccurate staging on resource utilisation and patients' quality of life are extensive.

Although assessing recruitability from this retrospective analysis is difficult and may be inaccurate, the higher PEEP used and the implication of lower compliance observed are predictors of potentially recruitable lung [24].

Although assessing recruitability from this retrospective analysis is difficult and may be inaccurate, the higher PEEP used and the implication of lower compliance observed are predictors of potentially recruitable lung [ 24].

In addition, there are the implications of successful and accurate staging and more pertinently the cost implications resulting from unsuccessful and inaccurate staging.

The results show a hierarchy of increasing accuracy from single clinic BP measurements to BpTRU on full protocol; these differences in BP, when measured under different conditions, have important clinical implications and may lead to inaccurate BP management.

Inaccurate physician assessment of patient adherence has important implications for patient care, including potential harm to patients by continuing to intensify medication regimens despite inconsistent medication taking and missed opportunities for identifying and addressing patient barriers to self-management.