Sentence examples for aging error from inspiring English sources

Aging error is also commonplace when relying on cementum annuli [32].

Conn et al. [17] simulated typical patterns of aging error from cementum annuli analysis, and found they did not have large impacts on estimates of abundance derived from age-at-harvest data.

On receiving word from Galsworthy, he sent Conrad an effusive letter along with an aging, error-strewn ten-page typescript entitled "Joseph Conrad," which he had found somewhere and was gutting for information.

Erroneously aging some older immatures as adults might have contributed to this break in the frequency of feather replacement, but aging errors would be unlikely to create the sharp break in the frequency of growing primaries seen between P5 and P6 (Table 2).

However, neglecting to account for ageing error in natural mortality rate estimates resulted in a substantial underestimation of reference points.

First, we ran the simulations using the age-maturation curve (Fig. S1) unadjusted for ageing errors.

Body length and age are highly correlated, and we used body length as covariate in the analysis because we have higher confidence in the precision of body length measurements than age (cf. ageing errors above).

Also, the Ne estimate seemed to be insensitive to ageing errors as analyses done without making age adjustments (see Materials and methods section) yielded estimates that were only slightly higher.

All isotope data has a 2-sigma age error of 0.1 0.3 Ma and δDwax and δ18Osc represent pooled precisions of 0.5% based on external isotope standards and analytical errors, respectively.

This age uncertainties arose from the U-Pb age error and the duration of the end-Triassic mass extinction interval of the shallow marine section in UK, as described above (Schoene et al., 2010; Ruhl et al., 2010; Ogg and Hinnov, 2012).

AVG: Summary tree method which sets internal nodes heights using average of posterior heights; ca: Common ancestor; CAE: Clades ages error.