ACCURACY -- The advertisement offers a harsh -- and from Mr. Lazio's perspective, inaccurate -- view of his record on financing breast cancer research.
The Washington Post on Saturday published further reportage on Prism in which anonymous intelligence sources discuss the meaning of the "directly from the servers" language in the NSA slide: Intelligence community sources said that this description, although inaccurate from a technical perspective, matches the experience of analysts at the NSA.
Cook and Calabrese (2006) make inaccurate claims about our perspective on hormesis (Thayer et al. 2005).
In my opinion, both of these extreme ideological perspectives are not only inaccurate generalizations - they are tearing the church apart by creating and perpetuating the antagonism on the other side.
"The lack of diversity, whether racial or gender, shows the inability of media to reflect different life experiences and perspectives, and thus presents an inaccurate picture of the world," one of the study's authors Dustin Harp said.
Plaxico Burress, NYJ — A run-first offense, headed by an inaccurate quarterback, is a bad thing from a fantasy perspective.
Architectural photography is often biased towards a certain composition, usually one featuring the tyranny of shortened perspectives and vanishing lines, giving a stylized but slightly inaccurate visual of the room or building it's portraying.
In any case, the perspective that hormesis has had little impact over the last 15 years is inaccurate and unbalanced, presenting a reader with a distortion of the progress, accomplishments, and concept penetration of hormesis within the scientific community.
Although the organ systems approach is not necessarily inaccurate or incorrect, the time has come to assess the structure of neoplastic disease from the perspective of the genes and their products.
And let's keep things in perspective: Ms. Rice was trying to explain an event that had already taken place; she wasn't disseminating inaccurate information to justify a future invasion, like Colin Powell did at the United Nations in 2003.
