Sentence examples for inaccurate roles from inspiring English sources

Because of these limitations, the functions assigned by SPELL may reveal only partial, and sometimes inaccurate, roles of de novo genes.

Much of our reverence for "George Herbert" is the worshipping of a fantasy pastor, an impossible and inaccurate role model, a cause of guilt and anxiety.

However, this addition produces inaccurate role mappings.

The row over the scapegoating of civil servants in the west coast rail franchising fiasco has intensified as one of the three suspended officials hit out at her own department for creating a "completely inaccurate portrayal" of her role in the process.

We identified situations where such chemical kinetic factors appear to play a role in inaccurate predictions.

Therefore, despite underlining the relevance of information flows, this line of literature has not so far analyzed the determinants of the role of inaccurate information per se.

She said she wanted to correct what she called the "completely inaccurate portrayal" of her role immediately and would co-operate fully with enquiries into the matter.

A review of the literature indicates that investigating individual genes or environmental exposures alone gives an incomplete and sometimes inaccurate depiction of their role in hypertension etiology [19], [20].

However, it is the pressure or social expectations (expectations that are necessarily informed by an inaccurate view of the role of genes) placed on the individual clone that challenge the clone's human dignity, not the process of reproductive cloning.

The alignment of transmembrane regions using standard substitution matrices might be inaccurate because of the different roles played by amino acids in globular proteins and in transmembrane media [ 25].

The report said Mrs. Clinton's testimony was "factually inaccurate" when she said her role in bringing Madison Guaranty to the firm was essentially to see that Mr. McDougal first pay an outstanding bill.