Sentence examples for not accurately correct from inspiring English sources

The image stabilization algorithm based on the above two assumptions corrects the deformation of the outer ellipse and does not accurately correct the deformation inside the sea-skyline.

Thus, information distorted by atmospheric phenomena (e.g. haze) potentially not accurately corrected in the modules of CLASlite would enter the final mosaic.

However, as only the best bin is accurately corrected for attenuation, most of the data acquired is not used and the images are inherently noisier than the DIBH method.

These data indicate that overall amino acid similarity does not accurately annotate the correct subtype for an individual TccC protein.

The idea here is that while genic pluralism gets the "genetic book-keeping" (i.e., the input/output relations) correct, it does not accurately reflect the causal processes that bring about the result in question.

The business item, "At Susan Lawrence, Tears and Plans to Go On," was certainly correct in title but its content did not accurately relate the vibrant business my wife leaves behind.

"If an employer has not accurately reported the time period for which income was earned, customers are able to correct this information themselves using the online tool," Jongen said.

Any trend away from the identity line indicates the method is biased in the sense that it is not accurately estimating the probability that the one-divergence model is the correct model.

We also note that inferences where the mass was not accurately captured often show poor fidelities because the solution found differs from the correct copy-number profile by an overall shift (typically by one copy).

He then started to include Gothic features, which often did not accurately reflect the features to be found in medieval churches, being an approximation rather than an accurate (or "correct") representation.

He could not accurately do safety checks.