Sentence examples for inaccurate since from inspiring English sources

The estimations of these simplified methods are very inaccurate since essential parameters are neglected.

The spokesman added that Young's remarks were inaccurate since they underestimated the impact of the recession.

Under normal circumstances, process data are inaccurate since they are affected by random errors and possibly gross errors.

My initial impression that it would never sell proved inaccurate since it eventually turned into A Brief History of Time!

In contrast, it is found that for diffuse boundary conditions the Six-Flux model is very inaccurate since the corresponding errors are larger than 120%.

The US ambassador added that the German protest may be "inaccurate" since the 15% was probably a "contingency" rather than an "administrative" fee.

However, this procedure can lead to inaccurate conclusions since it is influenced by the technician's opinion and, therefore, it is subjective.

To the followers of the Ibrox side, this is considered an inaccurate slur (since the criminal act of an individual or group cannot be held to be representative of their support as a whole).

David Nash, dean of the school of population health at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, said Mr. Tuck had received "inaccurate" advice, since the Affordable Care Act bars insurers from considering your health status when enrolling you in coverage.

Politicians from across the spectrum frequently refer to asylum seekers as "illegals" – Tony Abbott's government decreed that they should be described as such in all official correspondence – despite the Refugee Council of Australia and the United Nations pointing out that it is an inaccurate term since there is nothing illegal about seeking asylum.

Particularly the first guess may be somewhat inaccurate; and since the weights in (12) are based on covariance measurements with the (guessed) pattern, subsequent applications of the estimator may weight useful instances of the star pattern lower than necessary, and vice versa.