Sentence examples for a consequence of measurement from inspiring English sources

The decrease in the number of deformation sources found with increasing depth (e.g., Figure 6) may reflect a transition away from elastic rheology, but is also a consequence of measurement detection thresholds (i.e., deep sources will only cause measurable deformation if volume changes are very large).

However, WB DF-ROM improvements were below the minimal detectable change scores needed to conclude that improvements were not a consequence of measurement error.

All data are subject to uncertainties, either as a consequence of measurement errors or as a result of stochastic variation (variation around the mean) of the underlying variables.

The repeated investigation of excessive behaviors by raising participants' awareness could lead to true changes in behavior; thus indicating that the consistent decreasing trend in problem severity is a reliable result of the present study and not a consequence of measurement bias.

This is a consequence of measurements clustering in the main lobe of Tx antenna only.

This supposes that "no real change can take place" in Niels' system as a consequence of a measurement made on Albert's system.

The 'sphere packing' calculation in this case naturally involves measuring the resolution of perception in terms of the stimulus, but its validity is not a consequence of this measurement alone.

Optical maps contain measurement error at each fragment size, so some criteria is needed to decide whether variation in fragment size of an in silico -digested contig and that of an optical map at a particular locus is due to variation in the size of the physical fragments or a consequence of optical measurement error.

Third, as previously mentioned, an under-estimation of actual levels of pollution could have occurred as a consequence of the measurement methodology used (Cyrys et al. 2012), but spatial contrasts in exposure are more important than real levels in our study.

The local complication rate was acceptable, but critical safety issues arose as a consequence of inaccurate measurements.

Moreover, no objective property corresponding to a local observable, even for microsystems, can emerge as a consequence of a measurement-like event occurring in a space-like separated region: such properties emerge only in the future light cone of the considered macroscopic event.