Sentence examples for makes it inaccurate from inspiring English sources

This exemption makes it inaccurate to predict its activity based on PKM2 oligomerization.

This makes it inaccurate, but for the dimensions being considered it was considered sufficient.

A name like America 12 could work, but using a number might be risky because further realignment could make it inaccurate.

This Nelson Mandela quote may be overused, but that doesn't make it inaccurate: "If you talk to a man in a language he understands, that goes to his head.

Remember, you can multiple the equation by any number you like without making it inaccurate, as long as you multiply both sides.

"But the fact that it's inaccurate makes it worthless," Ms. Ritchie said.

The Truth in Caller ID Act, passed last year, makes it illegal to send inaccurate caller ID information "with the intent to defraud, cause harm or wrongfully obtain anything of value".

This sense of historical reality makes it seem not merely inaccurate, but implausible, and indeed ridiculous, to suggest, for example, that Hamlet was written in the court of Genghis Khan.

In a statement, Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz of the Diocese of Lincoln, Nebraska, which was among those that did not respond, said the survey had "inherent flaws that make it an inaccurate instrument, and thus is harmful, not helpful".

Sensor inaccuracy constraints: The customized ultrasonic sensor has a beam width of 15°, making it more inaccurate as the range increases.

It was intentional to make it very inaccurate.