Sentence examples for zero inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

That would mean zero inaccuracies, then.

triM estimated more recombination positions with minimum imprecision than GridQTL and more with zero inaccuracy (Table 3).

Let me point out two inaccuracies.

Ms. Dunn noted that in rewriting and tightening her copy, Newsblaster had introduced two inaccuracies by eliminating some modifiers.

During this process, we noticed two inaccuracies in R&C's implementation the reservations bug and the payment bug.

An earlier version of this post contained three inaccuracies: 2001 was released in 1968, not 1969, and the all-knowing computer was named HAL 9000, not HAL 2000.

Since publication of this article [ 1], the authors have noted three inaccuracies in their report which they would like to amend.

One inaccuracy, independent of necessary military secrecy, is the portrayal of anti-aircraft shells bursting around the aircraft on the bombing run, as the attack on Hiroshima was not opposed.

Peston, who was delivering the annual James Cameron memorial lecture at City University London, also pointed out that the Mail's diary item, published in January 2008, contained two major inaccuracies.

But what is widely seen as its one huge inaccuracy — its suggestion that torture "worked," that without torture Osama bin Laden would still be watching videos in his suburban villa in Pakistan — is fatal.

From the implementation level, any performance model is subject to two kinds of inaccuracies: intrinsic modeling errors and process variability.