Sentence examples for additional sources of error from inspiring English sources
These models are inherently imprecise, and thus introduce additional sources of error to the design problem.
After data has been corrected to account for cosmic ray incidents on the CCD and instrumental effects, there are additional sources of error that must also be addressed.
These assumptions, although convenient for theoretical work, but in numerical aspect, it introduces an additional sources of error [18].
However, the application of these methods to in vivo data is challenging due to the presence of additional sources of error, such as physiologic motion or spatial inhomogeneities in tissue.
Finally, excluding the use of block-face images avoided potential additional sources of error arising from (1) 3D volume reconstruction of block-face slices, (2) ex vivo CT to block-face registration and (3) histology to block-face registration.
Despite the additional sources of error, the final image is still very similar to the source phantom, the only effect being that some edges on the various components inside the phantom appear "ragged" (for instance, see the three ellipses in the inset box).
To utilize the full potential of WGA to reveal the real biological interest, this article highlights the importance of recognizing additional sources of errors from amplified sequence reads and discusses the potential implications in downstream analyses.
In that section, we argued that there are additional sources of errors, in particular the fact that the estimation of sound location relies not only on accurate acoustical cues but also on accurate feedback, such as visual feedback.
In addition, our estimates rely heavily on fossil-calibrated divergence times, which add an additional source of error (for example, see [ 30, 31, 62, 63]).
A geostatistical technique was applied to assess the influence of sub-pixel heterogeneity as an additional source of error for cross-scale comparison of θv estimates obtained from LST NDVI scatters.
This is an additional source of error that degrades performance.
