Sentence examples for inaccurate instruments from inspiring English sources
Worse still, regulators are taking an interest: Inaccurate instruments affect patient safety.
In order to avoid the complex transfer of meteorological data into WBGT and the problem of using inaccurate instruments, a more modern and rational heat stress index can be used.
In a statement, Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz of the Diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska, which was among those that did not respond, said the survey had "inherent flaws that make it an inaccurate instrument, and thus is harmful, not helpful".
Verdi made up Egyptian music for Aïda by using exotic scales, flutes and harps (as seen in ancient Egyptian painting), and historically inaccurate brass instruments to represent the repressive power of the Egyptian Empire.
Doctor JN, Wolfson AM, McKnight P, Burns SP. The effect of inaccurate FIM instrument ratings on prospective payment: a study of clinician expertise and FIM rating difficulty as contributing to inaccuracy.
Instrumental earthquakes that occurred between 1900 and 1964 (recorded by analog instruments and inaccurate).
First, when carrier RNA is used to reduce the loss of the miRNA subpopulation, efforts to assess the quality and quantity of the extracted RNA through traditional methods such as spectrophotometry and automated capillary electrophoresis instruments are inaccurate and standardization of RNA input quantity is impossible.
This reduces the likelihood that our reference instrument is inaccurate or non-linear.
Vibrating instruments may be inaccurate or difficult to read.
Although the present analysis is limited to the use of inaccurate height and weight measuring instruments, the outlined principle is generic and can be applied to measurement error in general.
Therefore, it is inaccurate to state that an instrument "has been validated", because validity is not a dichotomous variable, but refers to the internal indicators of an instrument and the strength with which these internal indicators correlate with external indicators.
