1.   Because of those limitations, comparing one school with another may yield inaccurate conclusions.

2.   But journalists, ignorant of statistics and science, gather data in ways that lead to inaccurate conclusions.

3.   But they are also clearly unhappy about how quickly people are drawing inaccurate conclusions about the utility and viability of cloning.

4.   He said the grand jury testimonies included with the complaint have portions deleted and that could lead to inaccurate conclusions.

5.   If you simply go to your boss and ask to change stations without providing a clear explanation as to why, he is likely to draw some inaccurate conclusions.