Sentence examples for inaccurate knowledge of the from inspiring English sources
This error results from inaccurate knowledge of the device characteristics or from the effects of quantization and finite precision processing.
In fact, many of the same experiments that purport to show inaccurate knowledge of the causes of our attitudes nonetheless rely unguardedly on self-report for assessment of the attitudes themselves a feature of those experiments criticized by Bem (1967).
Unfortunately, most studies designed to evaluate the optimal time of AI generally contained two technical deficiencies: inadequate numbers of cows for valid statistical comparisons and inaccurate knowledge of the onset of oestrus because of low frequency of visual observations and/or efficiency of methods used for the detection of oestrus.
One participant was excluded for reporting inaccurate knowledge of the response outcome contingencies following concurrent choice acquisition, leaving a final sample of n = 23 for analysis.
Seven participants were excluded due to computer failure or inaccurate knowledge of the response outcome contingencies, leaving a final sample of n = 121 for analysis.
Of 43 smokers tested, data from 33 were analysed following exclusion of 10 participants who reported inaccurate knowledge of the instrumental contingencies (n = 4) or Pavlovian (n = 6) contingencies.
We have no record of the way in which the question about immunisations was asked, and it is possible that the method of asking led to incorrect responses rather than inaccurate knowledge on the part of the parent.
With her best friend Flounder, Ariel collects human artifacts and goes to the surface of the ocean to visit Scuttle the seagull, who offers very inaccurate knowledge of human culture.
Several had inaccurate knowledge of appropriate gestational weight gain, and many suggested an amount below the current recommendations.
Webster and Austoker (2006) reported an association between inaccurate knowledge of lifetime risk of breast cancer and lower formal education, and McCaffery et al (2003) found lower levels of knowledge about bowel cancer in less educated groups.
