Sentence examples for severe inaccuracy from inspiring English sources
Even though the numerical differentiation has some advantages, it suffers from severe inaccuracy due to the perturbation size dilemma.
We show that these former values have certainly been obtained by neglecting the effect of atomic relaxation, leading to a severe inaccuracy.
What is observed here is an increase in the false alarm probability due to severe inaccuracy in the clutter parameter estimates.
The commission is worried about serious inaccuracies.
This clearly shows that the simplistic mutation model used in PAML leads to severe and systematic inaccuracies in dN/dS (3rd box plot).
It is well known that the use of Eulerian coordinates for shock capturing methods results in badly smeared slip lines, and that Lagrangian coordinates, while capable of producing sharp slip line resolution, may result in severe grid deformation, causing inaccuracy and even breakdown of computation.
When the inaccuracy is severe enough to endanger actual existence, and the people still won't do more than state their outrage in response, it doesn't bode well for a democracy, or a nation, or even, I'm sorry to say, for a species.
While there were elevated positive moods and enjoyment for trips with driver-preferred music, this background also produced the most frequent severe driver miscalculations and inaccuracies, violations, and aggressive driving.
Late in the first half Owen's inaccuracy was more severe as he put an Ashley Cole cross well over.
The subjective method of capturing severe hypoglycemia may have led to inaccuracies owing to poor recall of previous events, misinterpretation of the question to include episodes where third-party help was provided but not necessarily required, and events that may not have been due to hypoglycemia, as no evidence of low blood glucose was required.
Despite a better estimation of the mean EE of the study population, the inferior precision of EE PSU and EE:HB15 led to higher inaccuracy rates, which may result in severe over- or underfeeding in a considerable number of patients.
