Sentence examples for Further inaccuracies from inspiring English sources
Further inaccuracies can be avoided by ensuring the ear canal is free from cerumen [ 25].
Further inaccuracies in ECG algorithms are introduced by individual variability in the spatial relationship between the heart, thoracic wall, and overall body habitus across patients.
Hence, it is not accurate in the same study to compare ciphers implemented in different environment, and further inaccuracies can be introduced when a metric is estimated from other metrics.
The New York company said it would review ratings issued since last year to check for further inaccuracies.
The ICU is a unique environment where readings from glucose meters may be subject to further inaccuracies due to rapid changes in hematocrit or oxygenation and interference from medications and other physical or chemical factors [ 13].
The Ballard score is known to overestimate gestational age by approximately 2 weeks [ 23] and in the current study was performed by junior attending staff which may have lead to further inaccuracies.
His lead foot would splay out away from his body, not in a straight line, resulting in even further inaccuracy.
Furthermore, the reporting of confidence measures was poor, introducing further inaccuracy in our calculations.
Interpreting such data is also made problematic by the need for adjustment of confounding factors that may modify the relationships between process and outcome, which may further compound inaccuracies created through their collection in routine clinical practice [ 49- 51].
45 FCD may not always lie on the cortical convexity, but deep within a sulcus, resulting in further potential inaccuracies when inferring a quantitative relationship between the SOZ and clusters of BOLD signal change.
This is because cooperative beamforming schemes require accurate information about the interfering channels to be able to nullify interference; however, such information is obtained after an extra back-haul delay resulting in further CSI inaccuracy.
