Sentence examples for inaccurate recommendations from inspiring English sources

This always leads to distortion in eliciting requirement information and thus inaccurate recommendations.

This unfamiliarity was reflected in inaccurate recommendations given to patients regarding fluoride toothpaste concentration, and variable frequency and criteria, including age and caries risk, for fluoride varnish application.

These approaches involving expert judgement are qualitative in nature and based on conservative assumptions, which may lead to inaccurate conclusion or misleading recommendations to asset managers.

Thus, financial associations between biomedical researchers and the pharmaceutical industry may result in the publication of incomplete or inaccurate results and imbalanced recommendations [20], [88], [90].

Several possible explanations exist: failure of patients to recognize the survey item representing their discussions, providers not addressing the topic because they were uncomfortable with it, or providers' assessment that the recommendation was inaccurate or inappropriate.

Studies based on misclassified land use data can generate biased parameter estimates and standard errors, inaccurate predictions, and incorrect policy recommendations.

As these are usually not available in the laboratory, these recommendations often are inaccurate or wrong.

Some recommendations concerning the use of inaccurate values of this coefficient in the simulation are made.

One interpretation of this controversy is that the USPSTF encountered problems not because their message was perceived as unsubstantiated or inaccurate, but rather that it deviated from recommendations of the past in a fairly significant manner.

"As for what [Pollard] called the 'chaos' caused by the inaccurate blog of October: I welcome the recommendation that the BBC should trust its journalists," said MacKean, the Newsnight reporter who is leaving the BBC in March.

As for what he called the chaos caused by the inaccurate blog of October, I welcome the recommendation that the BBC should trust its journalists".