inaccuracy造句

The inaccuracy of the news report was disgraceful.

The translations bear the signs of inaccuracy and haste.

There is a slight inaccuracy in this design.

When planning ahead, coping with inaccuracy is better than having no forecast at all.

Because of its inaccuracy, most elevated serum PSA results are followed up.

There is some obvious inaccuracy of gene expression in the experiment to obtain the gene expression data.

The report has been rejected by the authorities, who said much of it was based on supposition or inaccuracy .

Fun game: Listen to a passenger near you describe with great authority and total inaccuracy what they see.

Like a lot of historical movies, it was criticized for its inaccuracy. But that didn't seem to bother the millions who showed up to bask in its idealism.

Because both types of inaccuracy result in increased operator costs, this scenario requires the highest accuracy of SELT measurements and analysis.

The shipper shall be liable for any damage to the interest of the carrier resulting from the inadequacy or inaccuracy or delay in delivery of such documents.

The modelling inaccuracy and parameter drift in motor control, such as the stator and rotor resistance shift with temperature, act as the disturbance in the control system.

Criminal retrial system is a kind of special relief procedure to rehear the already effective umpire in order to correct the judicial inaccuracy and protect the judicial fairness and authority.

Still, the authors noted that the data "may have contained some inaccuracy" since it asked men, some in their 80s, to recall how often they ejaculated each month four decades earlier.

The measuring device has broken through the currently used method of measuring by mechanical oil rod, thus making up for the original idea's defects of inaccuracy and non-dynamic monitoring.