nonaccurate

comparative more nonaccurate · superlative most nonaccurate

1. Not accurate; imprecise; conducive to inaccuracies.

   The lowest is the nonaccurate level, at which students experience difficulty in word recognition.

   1988, Beverley L. Zakaluk, S. Jay Samuels, Readability: Its Past, Present, and Future, page 134

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   Since high accuracy on the 3D structure is often not needed, a nonaccurate estimation of the intrinsic parameters is sufficient to recover the 3D structure in most cases.

   1999, Mohamed Cheriet, Yee Hong Yang, Vision Interface: Real World Applications of Computer Vision, page 184

   Each deviation, whatever the origin, can be considered to result from a deviation of the basic radius which causes the deviation of the tooth profile involute which, in turn, brings the profiles into nonaccurate interaction.

   2013, B.Z. Sandler, Probabilistic Approach to Mechanisms, page 128

   There was an approximately 40-month difference between accurate and nonaccurate NSAID users and a 21-month difference between accurate and nonaccurate CVD medication users.

   2013, K. Warner Schaie, Developmental Influences on Adult Intelligence, page 299