Sentence examples for inaccurate systems from inspiring English sources

Previous studies measured distraction forces either in complicated or in using inaccurate systems ignoring frictional force; many were conducted in animal experiments having less relevance for human callus distraction [10, 11, 12, 13, 14].

Inaccurate systems tend to underestimate the required capacity: For instance, as the system capacity of 150 Wp was too small in Curepto (providing on average 1.5 2 h of electricity), people had to continue using their alternative energy sources such as candles, batteries for lanterns and radios, and paraffin.

"Nielsen is discounting our currency because it is using an inaccurate system".

A deliberate targeting of some of the most vulnerable people in the community with a crude, inaccurate system," Cameron said.

An extended Smith predictor is introduced to compensate time delays of the system using the inaccurate system model.

Inappropriate solar radiation model selection for a specific design site is a major cause for inaccurate system sizing.

The effect of tuning the control gain is studied to compensate for the inaccurate system identification or factors that cannot be identified easily but play a major role in vibration of a structure.

Participants reported that weak and inaccurate information systems underpinned this problem, limiting the ability of facilities to forecast the demand for oxygen, fluids and the maintenance supplies needed for provision of quality inpatient supportive care (Table 1/ Table S1, additional file 2).

Any reduction in pay is due almost exclusively to the reality of using an inaccurate pay system in the past vs an industry standard third-party audited system going forward.

"I got to learn that customers really want an easy-to-understand system instead of the frustration of having to read long reviews or deal with an inaccurate rating system," says Seirafi-Pour.

Apple triggered howls of outrage when it pulled Google Maps off the latest iteration of its iPhone software for its own bug-riddled and often wildly inaccurate map system.