Sentence examples for inaccurate question from inspiring English sources

For paper versus the electronic format, we examined time to completion, number of incomplete or inaccurate question responses, intra-rater reliability, ease of use, and child and parent preference.

Nine scientifically inaccurate questions were eliminated, resulting in a modified TTCI with 17 multiple choice questions (Additional file 1: Appendix A).

Since statistical modellers don't know precisely how the world works — if they did, they wouldn't need a model — they have to rely on something that is necessarily inaccurate — the question is how inaccurate.

Currently, there are no standard probes or follow-on questions recommended in household surveys such as DHS [ 9, 12] and MICS [ 10, 13] to avoid leading questions or subjective and possibly inaccurate interpretations of questions assessing the two time-dependent newborn indicators i.e. delayed bathing and early initiation of breastfeeding.

At one informal meeting of young party members this month her giggling and inaccurate answers to questions were so rambling that some party insiders wondered if she was deliberately trying to sabotage the campaign.

A politic Mr. Golijov said that Mr. Ross's description was "not inaccurate," but continued: "The question is, What is 'Barbeich'?

Hundreds of irate drivers had clogged the city's courthouse on Monday after receiving suspension notices over the weekend, saying the tickets in question were inaccurate or had long since been paid.

Women assume the dual roles of cheerleaders and hecklers, noisily calling into question any inaccurate archer's prowess.

De Blasio said her question was "inaccurate to begin with".

Major Day then gave "inaccurate testimony" when first questioned by investigators in the inquiry, later saying he did so to "protect the office of the governor".

While not inaccurate, this explanation raises questions about how competition works in the financial industry.