Sentence examples for a suboptimal technique from inspiring English sources

"It's usually a suboptimal technique, and then it's used in a biased way, so it can become very misleading," said John Ioannidis, MD, DSc, professor of disease prevention and of health research and policy and co-director of the Meta-Research Innovation Center at Stanford.

The implemented channel decoding process uses a suboptimal technique which provides a good compromise between decoding quality and complexity, where the first bits of the block are appended after the block, and the last bits at the beginning of the block [37].

Despite this very high accuracy, technical limitations render flowmetry to be still a suboptimal technique because it measures perfusion in one spot at a time, and therefore the procedure is relatively time consuming [ 36].

Except for one study that was hampered by suboptimal technique and a steep learning curve [ 31], early CTC trials performed with single detector-row CT scanners demonstrated sensitivities of 68%92%% and specificities of 82%–98% for polyps 10 mm and larger [ 32– 32].

In this study, we will consider a suboptimal detection technique, based on the assumption of a Cauchy detector [24].

A suboptimal detection technique based on maximum likelihood detection is proposed for these systems operating in frequency selective channels.

Other artefacts can also develop because of a suboptimal compression technique, competing non-axial motions, presence of cystic fluid and limitations of specific USE technologies (Fig. 15) [25, 79].

In the absence of observational data, a suboptimal typing technique will falsely classify related isolates as unrelated, masking the true relationship, or overestimate relatedness, incorrectly linking unrelated isolates.

This result can be expected, since intraoperative transfusion will impair immune function 31 and is a surrogate marker for a difficult procedure, perhaps an insufficient anastomotic perfusion caused by anaemia or hypotension, or a suboptimal surgical technique.

This was based on two studies of 24 versus 48 h AS replacement 10 and 24 versus 72 h replacement, 11 with 96% of the statistical weight coming from the latter study which was at risk of bias from a suboptimal randomisation technique (10% of sample were rerandomised).

Ultrasound examination with suboptimal technique and experience.