inaccurate
His lawyers say he inaccurately remembered conversations with colleagues.
Such trends have been forecast inaccurately in the past.
Tsunamis, often inaccurately called tidal waves, are unlike anything else that occurs in the ocean.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

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Examples of inaccurately

inaccurately
Initial noise is due to inaccurately low step sizes.
This analysis utilizes the sensitivity theory and is applied to three cases: unbalanced, accurately balanced and inaccurately balanced robot configurations.
Earlier histories had been written inaccurately though patriotically, by gentlemen of letters for the general reader.
It reduces the importance of determining competence by protecting against the inadvertent enrollment of subjects inaccurately assessed as being decisionally competent.
I should also like to point out that the language environment of my case study is inaccurately described.
Experimental results are presented inaccurately or interpreted wrongly.
There is inconsistency in production, with some words being produced accurately and others, inaccurately.
Complex temporal relations can exist between actions, which are often described inaccurately by domain experts.
Gone would be concerns about inaccurately second guessing the wishes of a loved one or patient.
This may explain why the simulation is capable of reproducing the observed radiation pulse while inaccurately modeling the spatial density distributions during stagnation.
It is a precious visual detail, a jot of history in this sumptuously though often inaccurately detailed film that offsets the melodrama to follow.
This prominence is a complex phenomenon resulting from a number of interacting factors and is usually, though inaccurately, known as stress.
For other comparisons, involving accurately produced or inaccurately produced passives, we based the percentages on the number of passives attempted.
It is also important to distinguish level from accuracy (see below) as it is quite possible to inaccurately represent any level.
Even some of the 4-hour samples inaccurately estimated the error rate (range=12-57 %).
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