Sentence examples for inaccurately identify from inspiring English sources
The CH may not identify the member as in unusual condition or CH may inaccurately identify the CM as in usual condition.
Consistent with our hypothesis, on creativity cue trials, the participants were 1) more likely to accurately identify highly creative analogies as valid, and 2) no more likely to inaccurately identify false analogies as valid.
Civil rights groups are suing Indiana officials to block the state from purging voters from its rolls using a process shown to inaccurately identify voters registered in multiple states.
Use of information from a single admission only could underestimate diabetes prevalence and inaccurately identify diabetic patients.
It's the same in Australia: "Customs refused to disclose the rates at which the system inaccurately identified people".
There is also an enormous risk that innocent people will be misidentified as terrorists, especially people of color who are more likely to be inaccurately identified by the technology.
Through numerical examples, PKF and APKF are shown to outperform the traditional (or unperturbed) Kalman filter in terms of the size of the estimation error when stochastic uncertainties are present, even when the size of stochastic uncertainty is inaccurately identified.
Detroit's 1967 riots are famously, if inaccurately, identified as the launching pad of "White Flight".
Angela Merkel: In the Dec. 3 Section A, an article about Europe's populist parties inaccurately identified Angela Merkel as Germany's prime minister.
Census experts also discovered that noncitizens were inaccurately identifying themselves as citizens on the annual survey about 30percentt of the time, an issue Abowd said the bureau was previously unaware of and evaluating.
An implicit construct is "the introspectively unidentified (or inaccurately identified) trace of past experience that mediates [the category of responses that are assumed to be influenced by that construct]." Implicit cognition reveals mental associations that people do not want to or are unable to report.
