Sentence examples for inaccurate using from inspiring English sources

When the known positions of trees are relatively inaccurate, using mean tree volume and stocking rate per cell might be a method for mapping productivity from harvester data.

For large systems with even a relatively small number of component states, reliability computation can become prohibitive or inaccurate using current methods.

The determination of the actual oil concentration by measuring the reduction in the glass transition temperatures (Tg) is inaccurate using DSC or DMA, because the glass transition dynamics of the two phases overlap.

Hence the continuing, but inaccurate, use of "immigrant" as a proxy.

It has made devastating, if often inaccurate, use of its air power and even ground-to-ground missiles.

These apparent effects of diffusion mechanism on tortuosities reflect the inaccurate use of number-averaged chord lengths when tracer reflections from random obstacles obey the Knudsen cosine law for diffuse reflection.

Calibration was with two pullulan standards of molecular weight 2.35 × 106 and 1.22 × 106; while the small range offered by these standards means that the conversion of elution volume to molecular weight (or DP), implemented by methods given elsewhere (Vilaplana and Gilbert 2010), will be inaccurate, use of even this limited calibration does mean that the data are reproducible.

Chevron's inaccurate use of the test, USEPA Method 8014, "grossly exaggerated the magnitude of weathering".

Problem is, back in February, the Department of Labor issued "Field Assistance Bulletin No. 2012-2," which announced that it would enforce regulations regarding what its spokesman Scott Allen called "the inaccurate use of tip credit".

There is a need to develop strategies to mitigate the inappropriate and potentially inaccurate use of categorizing terminology.

These "unfounded" explanations converged with our own classifications: typos, rounding errors, and the inaccurate use of "<" and "=".