Sentence examples for inaccurate reading from inspiring English sources

However, this is an inaccurate reading of both the letter and intent of the law.

This is red, white and blue bunting on an inaccurate reading of history.

It could trigger a temporary rise, resulting in an inaccurate reading.

Any dispute would result "from an inaccurate reading of the license agreement".

In what follows we briefly summarize our experimental design and then show that Tzourio-Mazoyer and Zago's concerns spring from an inaccurate reading of our methods.

In T.S.B. 170212 issued on Nov. 1, BMW said that moisture-induced corrosion in the electrical connector for the coolant level sensor could cause an inaccurate reading.

Cashman added that labeling Chamberlain as a failed starter "would be an inaccurate read".

In the years that followed welfare reform, documented reports of abuses, inaccurate reads of the public charge law, exorbitant fines 33 times the value of benefits provided and other stories began to reach Washington, Broder said.

Each method used for single-cell genomic DNA amplification has biases to consider and can be affected by poor coverage or uneven sequencing depth, which will result in noisy and inaccurate read counts.

Users are reporting inaccurate read and unread counts, the reappearance of thousands of old, unread items as new, and, in some cases, the return of feeds users had previously unsubscribed to.

As retailers are increasingly "selling inventory from their stores online" amid the growth of buy online, pickup in-store programs, an inaccurate read of where an item is at any given moment only compounds the potential for profit draining markdowns, said Michael Kingston, a director in the digital practice of management consulting firm AlixPartners.