Sentence examples for inaccurately large from inspiring English sources

If the subjects did know a fact, they [presumed] that an inaccurately large percentage of others would know it, too.

Failure to hold the dial gauge body in the plane of the hole will result in inaccurately large measurements.

Failure to hold the dial gauge perpendicular to the axis of the cylindrical body being measured will cause inaccurately large measurements.

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).

It has been characterized, somewhat inaccurately, as the largest structure ever built by living creatures.

This level of disagreement may be caused by uncertainties in the data or the fact that subnets sampled from larger networks inaccurately reflect the properties of the true network [ 29].

Waist circumference misperception is demonstrated in this study with a larger proportion of participants inaccurately categorising waist circumference than height and weight.

Importantly, the usual degrees of freedom (DoF) used in common GLM methods computed by ((I-{mathrm {rank}}({mathbf {X}}))) [46] are likely to overestimate the statistic [44] because large statistical values are computed inaccurately when long time-series data are analyzed.

For one thing, it maintains, facial-recognition systems used by police departments for urban anticrime surveillance are flawed by an unacceptably large number of so-called false positives, which inaccurately match innocent passersby with wanted criminals.

The earliest steam engines suffered from the imprecision of early machine tools, and the large cast cylinders of the engines often were bored inaccurately by machines powered by waterwheels and originally designed to bore cannon.

There is a real danger that a large classification will be over-specified (impairing incentives) and inaccurately estimated when applied to a smaller treatment population in a public-health system.