Sentence examples for possible inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

The sub-commander thanked us greatly, while I apologised for possible inaccuracies.

Therefore, the robustness of the method to possible inaccuracies should be assessed.

Your scientific viewpoints can serve as a valuable counterpoint to possible inaccuracies or overstatements in the popular press.

Specifically, heat and mass transport limitations were excluded as well as possible inaccuracies of the applied kinetic model were examined.

Even if they do not have better information to challenge a teacher's possible inaccuracies, they can sense when they are being fed half-truths or flimsy reasoning.

In that sense, pitch scaling is preferable over time scaling because it can shed light on possible inaccuracies in isolating amplitude or phase information from periodicity information.

In general, direct use of genome sequences was avoided due to the possibility of including pseudogenes and the possible inaccuracy with which intron/exon boundaries can be predicted.

Bigelow, like Stone and Sheridan, feels justified in using possible inaccuracy to advance a cause.

"We welcome the efforts of the Republic of Korea Truth and Reconciliation Commission to investigate abuses of human rights and efforts to correct any possible inaccuracy in the historical record," said Mark C. Toner, a State Department spokesman.

However, we should keep in mind the possible inaccuracy of data processing.

Besides possible inaccuracy in an assumed linear predictor, both problems of overdispersion and misspecification in link function are addressed.