Sentence examples for is not fully accurate from inspiring English sources

However, it is not fully accurate to state that Mr. Romney's health care law included "tax-paid" abortions.

However, in the case of large variation of the excitation, even a 5-dof reduced-order model is not fully accurate.

The probability of failure is eventually obtained as the product of an augmented probability computed by substituting the metamodel for the original performance function and a correction term which ensures that there is no bias in the estimation even if the metamodel is not fully accurate.

But, there is a fundamental difference between relying on incorrect intelligence and deliberately painting a picture to the American people that you know is not fully accurate".

But Rogers says the report is not fully accurate: The outing is not imminent but rather in the information-gathering stages, with "a process in place" to get information on the congressman's alleged sexual activity.

In the QCC-NCA simulation of A7F, the amount of heme ruffling was reduced from −0.78 to −0.65 Å (relative to the Cyt c model which represents wt) to approximately mimic this band (Table S2 of the Supporting Information), although the fit in this energy region is not fully accurate.

The chronology of the show, set in 1978 but including events from the 1980s isn't fully accurate, Mr. Jones allowed.

Nestlé also said the viral Facebook image was not fully accurate.

Third, the Committee finds that a mixed group of individuals, including those affiliated with Al Qa'ida, participated in the attacks on U.S. facilities in Benghazi.... Fourth, the Committee concludes that after the attacks, the early intelligence assessments and the Administration's initial public narrative on the causes and motivations for the attacks were not fully accurate.

Although EST databases and computational predictions are useful, the EST databases usually provide only partial transcribed sequences that could be misleading, while the automated computational predication are not fully accurate [ 2].

Our choice was motivated by reasons of simplicity and because we believed that PubMed's tagging of publications as "letters" or "editorials" could be not fully accurate and possibly unequal among countries.