Sentence examples for inaccurate judgment from inspiring English sources
It may sometimes lead to perceptual distortion, inaccurate judgment, illogical interpretation, or what is broadly called irrationality and results an unsatisfactory rating.
In this search so many issues like linguistic interpretation, inaccurate judgment, characterization of interrelated phenomena into proper classifications, use of restricted techniques, vague analysis of results and many others, highly affect the accuracy of the results.
The reason is that we fall victim to a veritable laundry list of cognitive biases that cause us to engage in distorted, imprecise and incomplete thinking which, not surprisingly, results in "perceptual distortion, inaccurate judgment or illogical interpretation" (thanks Wikipedia), and, by extension, poor and sometimes catastrophic decisions.
We cannot fully exclude the inaccurate judgment by GPs of patient deaths as being sudden and unexpected.
Because people didn't notice that the room was changing size, they made wildly inaccurate judgments about the relative sizes of the boxes, the team reports 21 February in Current Biology.
We need to focus on effective treatments, not inaccurate judgments about what we "believe" or "feel" mental illness is.
Because visual assessment of the angiogram may be inaccurate, judgments made by cardiologists in everyday practice are subjective, potentially leading to misdiagnosis and incorrect treatment decisions.
The results showed inaccurate egocentric distance judgment in stereoscopic displays and accurate perceptions in the real world.
Humans tend to place great faith in industry experts, but they can make inaccurate and misguided judgments.
In a statement on Monday, the BBC said that Mr. Rippon's explanation that the"Newsnight" segment on Mr. Savile was dropped purely as a matter of news judgment was "inaccurate or incomplete in some respects".
That description is laughably inaccurate, especially in its judgment of Tisdale's technical skill: her essays unfold their subjects and stories with remarkable precision, allowing us, gradually, to see and feel for the people she describes.
