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incorrecció 1
Of course there is bias and inaccuracy in journalism all the time.
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Major causes of inaccuracy are an inappropriate window center selection and undersampling.
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The 4 March election was marred by accusations of inaccuracy and fraud.
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Controversy almost inevitably breeds inaccuracy; there are few writers who fight fair.
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Any slight inaccuracy can be compensated by the cone and disk device.
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Thinking big is, by definition, an exercise in imprecision or even speculation.
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Results: Overall, both inaccuracy and imprecision were acceptable by predefined criteria.
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The primary reasons for downgrading evidence were imprecision, risk of bias and inconsistency.
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However, acknowledging the imprecision of coverage and ranks is important for avoiding overinterpretation.
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Duplicate analyses done on 27 samples were used to assess laboratory measurement imprecision.
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On the other hand, Horace's inexactness elsewhere makes either supposition quite possible.
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Repetition may be bad, but surely inexactness is worse.
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Especially since inexactness is not exactly the sort of thing you can prove with any accuracy.
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But it is never safe to lay much stress on small points of inexactness or inconsistency in any author.
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But more correct measurements showed that these figures were not quite exact, and the fraction of inexactness killed the theory.
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Now, one fact will suffice to show the incorrectness of this notion.
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Like, genetic engineering or systematic cruelty to animals or political incorrectness?
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But what is this to the correctness or incorrectness of Mr Mill's accounts?
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Perhaps, too, they paid a price for incurable political incorrectness.
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Then he slips effortlessly into self-deprecation, political incorrectness and convoluted examinations of nursery rhymes.
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Perhaps the idea was to discuss Mr Bond's political incorrectness on the question of woman?
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We hope that the foregoing pages are sufficient to demonstrate the incorrectness of this assertion.
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And also, without acknowledging the incorrectness of your admonition, or the impropriety of your charges.
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Scarcely any of these later poems are free from grammatical incorrectness or ambiguity of expression.
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Gray-haired and thirty years with the department, his language and his political incorrectness was grandfathered in.
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Everyone was trying to do irony and incorrectness, but without his brilliance it just looked smug.
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No other item was added, but her report on these was almost illusional in its incorrectness.
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He thought it was more important to make a statement about the political incorrectness of the event.
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The following official report of Major Mitchell will sufficiently point out the incorrectness of the preceding statement.
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But we are led away by a certain incorrectness of terms in a discussion like the present.
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The incorrectness of supposing that the so-called energy of a man is of that nature, is remarkable.