Sentence examples for inaccurately selected from inspiring English sources
The geNorm algorithm is dependent on the assumption that none of the genes being analyzed are co-regulated; otherwise, these genes would be inaccurately selected as favourable candidates.
Postoperative dose reconstructions from the Munster University group demonstrated that many patients receiving IOERT exhibited areas of inadequate coverage (due to inaccurately selected electron energies, inappropriate cone sizes or angle errors).
To mitigate limitations in sampling such as inaccurately maintained village registries, or in situations where selected families were not available, a single new GND or a family was randomly selected as the substitute.
We also show that the formal coupling of classical Fisher–Haldane Wright population genetics equations with diffusion terms inaccurately describes the development of resistance in a spatially heterogeneous pest population, notably overestimating the speed with which Bt resistance is selected in populations of pests targeted by Bt crops.
I think I'm totally inaccurately portrayed".
The offshore freeway is placed inaccurately.
"There is a danger this could inaccurately affect financial markets".
(Foord half-jokingly but not inaccurately calls it "Feces Slip").
Predictably and inaccurately enough: Lib Dems need backbench veto.
I realised how poorly and inaccurately it was being portrayed.
