Sentence examples for inaccurately because from inspiring English sources

This distortion can be corrected to some extent by using the findings of social anthropology and the oral traditions of the Pacific Island people, but these sources may describe the past inaccurately because they serve contemporary purposes; they do not record the past for its own sake.

Many objects that belong to the background image are labeled as target objects, and some bounding boxes of objects are boxed inaccurately because the number of negative samples is low that leads to model training inadequate.

Retrospective studies may underestimate the incidence of drug-related visits because information may be missing or has been inaccurately documented because patients seen in the ED for an adverse drug-related event are typically not admitted [ 11].

She had been told, inaccurately, that because of a medical condition, no method of hormonal birth control was safe, so she relied on condoms alone; in other words, she had received the sort of misinformation that Title X-funded clinics can help to combat.

It's actually unhelpful to see them inaccurately presented, because one of the dangers we face in Scotland is copycat action". His stance was backed by Scottish National party MSPs, as well as bloggers, who claimed that Welsh and Northern Irish citizens would share the irritation.

Transport and maintenance costs for RI may have been inaccurately estimated because distances covered by motorcycles were based on health professionals' statements.

Measles mortality may have been inaccurately estimated because we did not used measles case fatality rate in Benin due to lack of accurate data.

For instance, questions about walking difficulty over a distance of one-quarter mile or more may be answered inaccurately simply because the respondent has not attempted to walk such a distance in quite some time [ 81].

A month later, the state's Health Care Complaints Commission also issued a formal warning about the AVN after finding its information on vaccinations was "misleading to the average reader because it is either incorrect, inaccurately represented or because it has been taken out of context".

I like it not only because it is politically incorrect but because, however inaccurately and comically, it implies a code of conduct and a relationship to nature that are at odds with and superior to the kinds of lives the campers and their families are presumed to lead.

These studies suggested that people underestimate how much alcohol they consume because they inaccurately judge the volume and/or the strength of the drinks they serve themselves.