Sentence examples for probably less accurate from inspiring English sources

In a dynamic simulator, this approach is probably less accurate than the first one.

Due to decreased separation between the peaks, the method for calculating the CI of cellulose II samples by spectral subtraction is probably less accurate.

As men with prostate cancer are more likely to die from another cause (Epstein et al, 2012), mortality data are probably less accurate than incidence data when studying risk of prostate cancer.

As guide books go, it's probably less factually accurate than Lonely Planet, but Hughes's descriptions of the works of the great renaissance artists are dazzling.

However, for more complex real-world mixtures, the calculations become less accurate, probably because of the presence of other chemicals in the mixture that may interfere with the estrogenic response of the target estrogens and/or because of uncertainties in the measurements of the chemical concentrations themselves in complex mixtures.

"I have a very basic question for you, is that fair?" Mr. Fuld first took issue with the numbers, saying the accurate figure was probably less than $250 million.

This implies that the manual pick values are less accurate for S-waves, probably because of contamination by the P-wave coda at the S-wave onset.

The few independent efforts to assess the accuracy of online polling against known benchmarks tells us that online polls are less accurate, although the degree of accuracy probably depends on the application and can be hard to predict.

Of note, correlations between WB and IHC data were not strictly correlated, probably due to the visual scoring used for IHC analysis, which resulted in less accurate quantification than the automatic densitometry method used for WB analysis.

Recordings of internal/external rotation and abduction/adduction were less accurate on an individual basis than at the group level, most probably due to soft-tissue motion and the presence of small true motion in these planes.

42 When these tests are performed with the naked eye by nurses and with lighting probably less adequate than that produced by colposcopes VILI is understandably preferred to and more accurate than VIA in sub-Saharan Africa.