Sentence examples for inaccurately estimate from inspiring English sources

All these problems may cause NTP to inaccurately measure delays and inaccurately estimate clock offsets.

It is pointed out how the performance of each device is strongly related to the response parameter to be mitigated, and how simplified 1+1 DoF models can inaccurately estimate the system response, and therefore the control performance.

The response statistics presented show that the MPP procedure tends to inaccurately estimate seismic demands of lower stories of tall buildings considered in this study while MPA and IMPA procedures provide reasonably accurate results in estimating maximum inter-storey drift over all stories of studied BRBF systems.

First, methodological errors may have led us to inaccurately estimate mortality risk in this population.

Several studies have found specialists and GPs inaccurately estimate specific or relative CT doses in comparison to chest x-rays [ 33– 33].

Traditional cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk assessment tools like the Framingham Risk scores do not account for immune status and therefore may inaccurately estimate CVD risk in the setting of HIV [ 8].

A 1997 study including 61 LNPCPs, using pathological size estimation as a reference, reported that 20% of lesions were inaccurately estimated.

Investors are already reeling from the recognition that major banks inaccurately estimated losses from the mortgage debacle.

SouthStar, which is 50percentt owned by AGL and 30percentt owned by Piedmont, inaccurately estimated unbilled sales by about $27 million, AGL said in a statement.

"The N.R.C. appears to be inaccurately estimating the costs of decommissioning the nation's nuclear power plants and inadequately ensuring that owners are financially planning for the eventual shutdown of these plants".

On the other hand, single-evaluation PSO algorithms perform more iterations at the cost of dealing with very inaccurately estimated objective function values.