Sentence examples for inaccurate training from inspiring English sources

The evidence in this case, she found, "strengthens the conclusion that the N.Y.P.D.'s inaccurate training has taught officers the following lesson: Stop and question first, develop reasonable suspicion later".

A National Security Council expert on extremism who helped devise the new strategy, Quintan Wiktorowicz, said the administration was aware of "inaccurate training" on Islam for law enforcement officers.

However, available handwritten signature samples are often reduced and therefore the OC-SVM generates an inaccurate training and the classification is not well performed.

An inaccurate training set will yield a noisy and less useful classifier.

Other common problems include the lack of harmonization of methods of culture used to grow bacteria, frequent unavailability of required laboratory consumables due to lack of resources and supply-chain problems, and inaccurate training and poor motivation of laboratory technicians and clinicians.

Our findings from this large survey show an inaccurate awareness and training of radiographers and confirm prior studies assessing awareness of radiation protection issues and knowledge of radiation doses in different groups of specialists [8, 9, 10, 11].

But in addition to being highly inaccurate without thorough training, the handguns people obtain illegally are often out of shape or sometimes loaded with the wrong ammo, further diminishing their accuracy.

Harding was confident that he could capture Buna "without too much difficulty", but poor staff work, inaccurate intelligence, inadequate training and, above all, Japanese resistance, frustrated the American efforts.

Because self-reported body weight is often inaccurate [ 36], trained nurses measured the students' height and weight in separate rooms while they were wearing street clothes but no shoes.

Voters, poll workers and poll watchers complained of one- and two-hour waits, overcrowding, inaccurate translations and poorly trained election inspectors.

The survey backed up the claims that the rush hour went smoothly, although he said it found some problems with inadequate announcements on trains and inaccurate information given to riders.