Sentence examples for will not accurately from inspiring English sources

You might say that sharing a 115-room mansion will not accurately recreate the problems of overcrowded housing.

"The proposed calculation methodology (for risk) will require costly system enhancements but will not accurately measure credit risk," wrote Wells Fargo.

There is a real risk that the information being published early will not accurately reflect the achievements of some schools and this may have a damaging effect on them and give parents an impression which is not correct".

Stability of solutions is important in physical problems because if slight deviations from the mathematical model caused by unavoidable errors in measurement do not have a correspondingly slight effect on the solution, the mathematical equations describing the problem will not accurately predict the future outcome.

Without the knowledge on the timing of such subframes, however, legacy UE's will not accurately measure the CRS, which will cause significant performance degradation.

"Because there are no longer page views, we are worried that the Web site analytics companies, like Nielsen/NetRatings, will not accurately count the traffic to AJAX style sites," said Robert Labatt, the CEO of Yuku, a blogging software based on AJAX.

The model we propose for the ICx response predicts that for such neurons, the subthreshold ITD-ILD response matrix will not be accurately described by the multiplicative model derived from the SVD (Figure 7D). Figure 7D shows the ITD-ILD response of the additive static model for a neuron with best direction (−30°,−30°).

Any fast changes in CBF during this period will not be accurately represented in the output data.

The health record will not only accurately retain large, complex genetic results, but we believe that there will be an evolution of clinical practice guidelines into active interpretive algorithms that incorporate genomic information [ 17].

However, in RAD54B-deficient cells that are defective in homologous recombination repair, we predicted that the breaks will not be accurately repaired and will underlie the cellular cytotoxicity identified above.

Since degradation is not constant for all the pigments investigated (carotenoids and chlorophylls); an internal standard will not compensate accurately for this loss and this should be considered when attempting to correlate metabolite levels to, for example, transcript levels.