Sentence examples for maybe inaccurate from inspiring English sources

Different in this paper, distributed tracking of multiple targets will be considered, while sensor mobility will be exploited and combined with a sensor-to-target association scheme for selecting target-informative sensors without the need of relying on model parameters and state estimators that maybe inaccurate and result divergence.

Furthermore, in situations when the child is unable or unwilling to complete the self-report making it necessary to use a proxy-report to estimate HRQL, the knowledge that this estimate maybe inaccurate should be considered.

For the case of columns bent in double curvature mode, generalize the equivalent column concept maybe led to inaccurate situation and each case should be treated individually.

Tom Stern: Maybe it's inaccurate or --.

Because short coding sequences of 3FTxs have high variation (fast adaptive evolution) with multiple indels or even frameshifts between different 3FTx toxin groups, this maybe led to inaccurate multiple alignments and ambiguous phylogenetic relationships.

Inaccurate, perhaps, but brilliant.

Actually, perhaps that's inaccurate.

Maybe not, but humans certainly do, and we may have some inaccurate assumptions about gender and gender identity.

These things need to be addressed, and if there are real conflicts then they need to be discussed but they aren't addressed here, or maybe the inconsistencies weren't noticed, or perhaps the figure legends are inaccurate.

Admittedly, bamboo makes many of us think of Asia (along with pandas, and maybe woodwind musical instruments), but is such imagery helpful to the cause of eliminating inaccurate stereotypes towards people of Asian descent?

"I'd like to maybe go and show that the view they've got on Scottish football is inaccurate".