Sentence examples for inaccurately represent from inspiring English sources

Any concern that a team of white producers would inaccurately represent their black characters could be alleviated, he said, "by bringing in actors of color to portray the other characters and, more importantly, bringing in writers of color to give the series the sensitivity to the slice of life that's being depicted in the show".

Lumped-parameter models use simple geometric shapes to characterize the arrangement of muscle fibers and tendon; this may inaccurately represent changes in fiber length and the resulting force length behavior, especially for muscles with complex architecture.

What are the risks of studying social behaviour with stimuli that inaccurately represent motion?

LIP neurons have recently been reported to inaccurately represent eye position during a saccadic eye movement, and to be too slow to support a role in high-level visual functions.

However, as it is possible that Death's walking speed varies between work and leisure time, a clinic assessment of his walking speed without the occurrence of death in a nearby individual could inaccurately represent Death's usual pace under working conditions.

Many also complained that the film inaccurately represented the biblical story upon which it is based, despite the fact that a scene in which Noah has one too many after finding land does appear in the Bible.

They speak directly to the audience, which means that they talk — and talk and talk — a great deal about writing, and how writing accurately or inaccurately represents their respective inner lives.

Many complained that the film inaccurately represented the biblical story upon which it is based, despite the fact that a scene in which Noah has one too many after finding land with his Ark does appear in the Bible.

A month later, the state's Health Care Complaints Commission also issued a formal warning about the AVN after finding its information on vaccinations was "misleading to the average reader because it is either incorrect, inaccurately represented or because it has been taken out of context".

The Qaddafi government's campaign against the NATO bombings has been weakened recently by the government's propensity to make unconvincing propaganda out of the strikes — inaccurately representing the targets, and the victims, as purely civilian, for example, and disguising the targets' military significance, not always effectively.

Numerical results indicate that introducing the cosine of the contact angle into the Leverett Udell correlation inaccurately represents the effect of wettability on the capillary pressure.