Sentence examples for study was inaccurate from inspiring English sources

The Ministry said the independent study was inaccurate, as it did not test water from any of the wells that will be used in the project.

Raytheon: 13.7 percent between 2008 and 2010 (Citizens For Tax Justice) Raytheon spokesman Jonathan Kasle wrote in an email to The Huffington Post that the Citizens for Tax Justice study is "inaccurate".

Although some estimates in this study were inaccurate (in particular the direct-maternal genetic covariance for SB), the estimates of σ TBV presented in Table 5 show how the maternal variance and direct-maternal genetic covariance contribute to the total genetic variance.

Which means, in turn, that "all of the zodiac positions which astrologers use as the foundation of their studies are inaccurate," he said.

Hardman et al. [ 49] surmise that the Womersley number-based studies are inaccurate in computing solutions of flow fields and hence an axial velocity component is needed.

The official representations of health services in each of the case studies were inaccurate, and did not expose the deeper and often poorly documented internal diversity within the health system, with national aggregate data concealing disparities in both health provision and health status between regions.

"That report is inaccurate.

The program is supposed to drive down undocumented immigration by helping employers identify and then avoid hiring undocumented immigrants, but it has taken heat lately after a study suggested it was inaccurate 50percentt of the time.

One variable that could have influenced the results of this study was an inaccurate reporting of pedagogies by each participant during the interview process.

The mobility-shift of IRE1α shown in many studies is very subtle and, as demonstrated in this study, may be inaccurate and misleading.

Seven [ 12, 23– 28] of the 8 studies found that visual estimation was inaccurate.