Sentence examples for inaccurately indicated from inspiring English sources

He maintained that the conjecture was false because angles needed to add up to 180° (Line 2) and made a non-dynamic depictive gesture that inaccurately indicated a large angle corresponding to a smaller side length (Line 3).

The family claims that Bethany indicated, inaccurately, that a Russian doctor working for the agency had examined Roman, and that Bethany gave them incomplete medical information when more detailed records were available.

Sergeant William Crampton: "Only time we ever had a dog indicate inaccurately was on a diabetic test kit one individual had".

While double-strand breaks cannot be directly observed or always inferred with certainty in the MA framework, their occurrence can be indicated, if they are inaccurately repaired, by the presence of multiple mutations in close proximity (Strathern et al. 1995; Holbeck and Strathern 1997).

The color map has more details than the depth map; most edges in the depth map are included in edges of the color map, except for some inaccurately estimated regions such as the pixels indicated by the green rectangular box.

Results also indicated that the last eigenvectors of all tested fits were inaccurately estimated since their pattern deviated notably from the patterns of the eigenvectors of the models fitting more PC.

Gender differences in risk perceptions could indicate male risk perceptions were either inaccurately low or had decreased due to HIV-avoidant behaviour changes.

This confirms previous findings of substantial discrepancies between patient- and physician-rated satisfaction, indicating that patients' affective responses are often inaccurately perceived by the physicians (Hall et al, 1999).

Discrepancies found between physician-rated satisfaction and patient satisfaction indicate that physicians often perceive patients' affective responses inaccurately (Hall et al, 1999).

The most common reason noted for the inaccurately reported data was misinterpretation of the question to mean MRSA, indicating that despite a simply worded question giving specific definitions, data validation is important.

Such pictures could indicate not only the facts of any situation but also portray (perhaps inaccurately) the mood of the participants.