Sentence examples for major inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

And God knows there have been many major inaccuracies perpetrated by the mainstream media, especially in the lead-up to the war".

Mr. Killinger said the book had "major inaccuracies," according to a letter sent to "family and friends" and obtained by DealBook.

As my closest family and friends, it is important to me [sic] set the record straight on some of book's major inaccuracies.

Peston, who was delivering the annual James Cameron memorial lecture at City University London, also pointed out that the Mail's diary item, published in January 2008, contained two major inaccuracies.

The major inaccuracies of all techniques tend to be in extracting local maxima of the FOD, resulting in either false positive or false negative peaks.

My take: Obviously TV isn't reality, but there are a few major inaccuracies.

That's a major inaccuracy: the highways department looks after roads, not health and safety.

On the other hand, in past investigations wherein a single diode in vivo dosimetry was implemented, only wedge correction factors on central beam axis have been used [3, 5, 11, 12], whereas the results in Tables 2 and 3 illustrate that measurements of dose value without applying the related OAWCF d, which may be lead to a major inaccuracy of about 6%.

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In the single-neuron model considered, three major sources of inaccuracies can be identified.

Assuming that prevalence from ANC surveillance is representative of pregnant women, and that errors resulting from laboratory testing are minimal, one major explanation of inaccuracies in the estimates is the differences in the fertility rates between HIV positive and negative women.