Sentence examples for inaccurate posts from inspiring English sources

Inaccurate posts on the website of the Association of Cancer Online Resources (ACOR), for example, will be pointed out within two hours, says Gilles Frydman, the founder of the association, based in New York.In some cases web-based information from other sufferers can be a patient's best hope.

From: [removed]@freenapkin.com Date: August 6, 2009 1:48:50 AM PDT To: [email protected] Subject: inaccurate posts.

Additionally, 2,700 venture capital funds regularly submit updates and a machine learning framework crawls through the entire dataset to identify inaccurate posts.

As is shown in Fig.  2, confidence was higher for accurate than for inaccurate posttest responses [ t(15) = 3.3, p =.004, two-tailed].

For accurate posttest responses, confidence was higher if the participant had received positive feedback for the item pair during the scan, rather than negative feedback [ t(15) = 3.9, p =.001, two-tailed]; for inaccurate posttest responses, neither positive nor negative feedback during the scan led to differential confidence scores [ t(15) = 0.26, p =.8, two-tailed].

In the column, McCarthy said she's been labeled as "anti-vaccine" due to "blatantly inaccurate blog posts about my position" that were "accepted as truth by the public at large as well as media outlets (legitimate and otherwise), who have taken those false stories and repeatedly turned them into headlines".

One of the protest organisers, Sue Wheat, wrote in seeking "to set the record straight" that the inaccurate Jakubovic posting "started off a mass media misinformation story about constituents bullying Stella".

The first blog post inspired Representative Trey Martinez Fischer, Democrat of San Antonio, to write to Mr. Straus about the need to calm his outside supporters, citing "a woefully inaccurate blog post that is being circulated by one of your surrogates".

"As previously stated, these reports on the unfortunate situation at MEM are inaccurate," the TSA posted on Twitter.

But the page administrators say they have let most critical comments stand uncensored, stepping in only when they spot inaccurate information and to delete posts with foul language.

It has never been easier to create a fake online identity or post inaccurate information and we have probably never been so lax about trusting what we read.