Sentence examples for inaccurate message from inspiring English sources

Your inability to hear these high-frequency consonant sounds can certainly send your brain an inaccurate message.

A faulty switch onboard also relayed the inaccurate message to mission control that the heat shield had been released.

The recent explosion in transracial adoptions (white parents adopting black children) within United States, especially by high profile celebrities such as Sandra Bullock, Madonna and Angelina Jolie, sends a inaccurate message to ordinary Americans that race, racism and the persistence of discrimination has all but faded from our national memory.

The lack of a full patient assessment may send an inaccurate message to the trainees as to the characteristics of clinical competence valued by the examination board [ 3].

Several previous studies highlight issues with health care providers advising lesbians that they do not require cervical screening [ 22, 28, 53], with many women believing and relaying this inaccurate message [ 22, 53].

Scotland Yard vowed to track down and arrest protesters who posted "really inflammatory, inaccurate" messages on the service, and the social networking websites Twitter and Facebook.

Steve Kavanagh, the deputy assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan police, said that "really inflamatory, inaccurate" messages on Twitter were mainly to blame for the disorder.

This gap in children's learning around human rights is leaving them to gain an understanding – or rather a misunderstanding – from highly politicised and often wholly inaccurate messages from ministers and some quarters of the media.

In a response to Mr. Myers, Mr. Brabbs said that "mixed and inaccurate messages" had been exchanged "as usual" and that he would be calling Mr. Myers and Mark Willson, another executive, to sort out the confusion.

In order to filter out inaccurate messages caused by the dynamics of traffic event and vehicles with different detection capabilities on embedded sensors, and false messages spread by malicious attackers in VANET, an event-based reputation system is introduced in this paper.

During simulation executions, there is a randomly selected vehicle node to broadcast traffic warning messages with inaccurate content every 20 seconds.