Sentence examples for inaccurately reflect from inspiring English sources

TalkSport says Rajar's diary system is outdated and does not inaccurately reflect its audience share.

He said he worried that the report would inaccurately reflect what happened in 1987.

A competitive network of London airports can cater for demand now and in the future.Stewart Wingate Chief executive London Gatwick Airport  SIR – Demand exceeds supply when prices inaccurately reflect economic value.

As production manager Tim Windsor points out, "There was no way we could inaccurately reflect it.

The latter aspect that leads to a random sample of interactions might be a reason for obtaining such a remarkable topology since random sampling methods tend to inaccurately reflect the underlying topology of an interaction network [23], [24].

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].

The SEC has now reminded companies that these motivations and pressures do not excuse bending the rules by inaccurately reflecting company performance.

A1C inaccurately reflects glycemia with certain anemias and hemoglobinopathies.

The second limitation is related to the fact that only the health care providers were interviewed and therefore, the survey inaccurately reflects patient treatment preferences.

The lack of agreement here, and similarly in other literature [ 6, 15, 16], could reflect that people generally inaccurately estimate how far or near a destination is [ 17, 57].

This allowed the filmmakers to change a hue that might have been inaccurately recorded or to make a color better reflect a desired mood.