inaccurately

inaccurate | American Dictionary

inaccurate
adjective
us/ɪnˈæk·jər·ət/
not correct, or not exact:
Your information is inaccurate – I was born in 1956, not 1965.
inaccurate measurements

inaccuracy

noun[ C/U ]us/ɪnˈæk·jər·ə·si/
[ C ]Rose says the story was loaded with inaccuracies.

inaccurately

adverbus/ɪnˈæk·jər·ət·li/
an inaccurately worded question

Examples of inaccurate

inaccurate
Nonetheless, the degree of practice variation among countries is so great that it is unlikely that inaccurate reporting accounts for all of the variation observed.
Given the obvious difficulties in measuring corruption, any one source may be highly inaccurate.
The electric field with the inaccurate quasi phase matching would not change significantly because of the low conversion efficiency.
The longer patients wait for appointments, the more inaccurate a waiting list becomes.
The possibility exists that a patient's decision has been made on inaccurate information or misinterpretation of data through inadequate understanding of medical jargon.
The second objection accepts the legitimacy of assessing desert by interpersonal comparisons, but says that the pragmatic theory is inaccurate even on its own terms.
Policy analysis proves inaccurate when such evidence is neglected.
However, matching total deaths can introduce errors because total deaths or population counts could be inaccurate.
They believed that the media's portrayal was often inaccurate and biased against genetic engineering in general.
Preliminary investigation showed that these measurements were inaccurate and rather subjective.
For 4 marker haplotypes, these were 0.25 and 0.28, respectively, indicating losses due to inaccurate haplotype assignment were relatively small in our data set.
Thus, as noted above, there is an increased likelihood that the adult's identification of the child's emotions will be inaccurate where the parent is insecure.
Either way, the figure of 28 % is likely to be inaccurate.
The size or position of the proposed building may be inaccurate or the way in which the materials or lighting are configured could be misleading.
Unfortunately, the legacy of incomplete or inaccurate reports and propaganda excesses regarding the war has affected present-day attitudes towards restitution politics.
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