Sentences with phrase «over accuracy»

The company could put out ambiguous press releases with little concern over the accuracy of the announcements.

It also suspended trading in the stock of four other companies due to concerns over the accuracy of public information relating to their cryptocurrency activities.

We get it, you want the goods ASAP, but choosing speed over accuracy can leave you high and dry or low and wet.

They note that given the lack of accreditation or certification, there is little quality control over the accuracy of results.

There are arguments over the accuracy of hair analysis due to the possibility of contamination from hair dyes, shampoo, and other factors.

If you are week in spelling then the spell check software can help you best and you must always prefer to use it so that your headlines are updated after perfect check over accuracy.

If the government is still shut down next weekend, we might have to wait even longer to argue over the accuracy of the unemployment rate.

We get it, you want the goods ASAP, but choosing speed over accuracy can leave you high and dry or low and wet.

And this trend has created an entirely new set of concerns over accuracy.

But a now - famous Wall Street Journal report published in late - 2015 raised serious questions over the accuracy of Theranos» claims and its proprietary technology.

This tendency is only exacerbated when certain networks actually require certain slants and when the demands of impatient consumers take priority over accuracy and caution.

Yet a little handwringing over accuracy — and occasional fire from Donald Trump — is the least of problems for the American pollster, looking to make (statistically significant) sense of the opinions of an increasingly hard - to - reach American public.

Take it from the Top, Kid THOUGH CRITICS QUESTION THE DROP IN HIS THROWING MOTION, ROOKIE DAVID CARR HAS THE TEXANS DROOLING OVER HIS ACCURACY AND QUICK RELEASE

Internet communities that promote pseudoscience are quite overt in their preference for validation over accuracy.

Question - marks have emerged over the accuracy of the polls» methodology, however.

I don't have time to hunt for references, but none of the existing answers mentioned alternate methods (internally generated, such as organizers giving out pins / etc... and counting how many were given); and then there's a related question discussed on a resent 538 podcast over the accuracy of internal estimates by organizations.

Theresa May claimed on Tuesday that an illegal immigrant was allowed to stay in the country by using the Human Rights Act and citing his cat - but later there were conflicting stories over the accuracy of the story.

Nick Clegg and Nigel Farage have clashed over the accuracy of their facts in their second debate membership of the EU.

Dear TJ, The «100 - word statement» first came about as a way for credit bureaus — Equifax, Experian and TransUnion — to comply with a Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requirement that some recourse be available to consumers following an unsuccessful dispute over the accuracy of credit report information.

In «A Month By the Sea: Encounters in Gaza», her no less astonishing new book, it is abundantly clear that much has changed on that front in the ensuing 35 years, and readers of Dervla's recent books may rather suspect that her claim made in Baltistan may well have been a case of modesty over accuracy.

It's great to see a freer side to Sargent, less concerned with commissions and capturing likeness, and more about expressive brushstrokes and opting for colour over accuracy.

We here at RC continue to be disappointed with the tendency for some journalistic outlets to favor so - called «balance» over accuracy in their treatment of politically - controversial scientific issues such as global climate change.

There is also strong disagreement between researchers over the accuracy of claims that hurricane activity has peaked over the past ten years.

The errors in the Mail's article were so significant that the Independent Press Standards Organization (IPSO), an independent media regulator in the U.K., issued a ruling that «the newspaper had failed to take care over the accuracy of the article... and had then failed to correct... significantly misleading statements.»

John Christy's idea of a continually updating report intrigues me, but the more open approach to peer - review and a policy to «hear all sides» could easily be abused through artificial balance — equality over accuracy.

However, there is no evidence that this is a problem in the United States, calling into question the concern over accuracy as justifying the policy for Crown control.

And I think I'll live a happier sonic life if I allow myself to filter it through a sound tuning that prioritizes pleasure over accuracy.

Color performance is very good across the board, though it's clear Google has targeted «sharable» imagery over accuracy.

As with ARKit it favors ubiquity over accuracy.

Fitbit is currently embroiled in a class - action lawsuit over the accuracy of its heart - rate tracking.

Sloppy research and cutting corners by screening firms who look for profits over accuracy is the reason ConcernedCRA's was started,» said Larry Lambeth, president of Employment Screening Services.

The New Schools Network (NSN) has raised doubts over the accuracy of Ofsted's judgements, after analysis found that a third of primaries given top ratings actually failed to meet the national average for Key Stage 2 attainment.

He argues that Coindesk prefers speed over accuracy.

RealtyZapp was born out of a distinct need for agents and owners to market both residential and commercial listings while retaining ownership of the data, and control over the accuracy of their listings.

Other concerns included questions over the accuracy of evidence provided by the police, the lack of opportunity for the families to challenge the police versions of events, and the decision on the part of the coroner to record and publish the blood - alcohol levels of the deceased.

Pressure also came from State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli, who expressed concerns over the accuracy of revenue estimates in this year's budget.

New analysis casts doubt over the accuracy of Ofsted judgements, with more than a third of primary schools rated as Good or Outstanding by Ofsted failing to ensure that enough of their students get the basics in reading, writing and adding up.

But amid larger concerns over the accuracy and viability of the Edison technology, Theranos has told federal regulators that it's thrown out all results from 2014 and 2015.

Their database is shared and created by their users with very little or no control over the accuracy.

Since Basic Instinct amply demonstrates that depicting lesbian or bisexual women as psycho serial killers is vastly more profitable than depicting them as ordinary human beings, and since this is a society that clearly values profit — not the profit of consumers but the profit of investors — over accuracy, one might well wonder what's so special or different about this movie.

It also makes it more about covering yourself over the accuracy to hit the enemies.