Sentence examples for allow for inaccuracies from inspiring English sources
A tolerance is used in the calculation to allow for inaccuracies in the line drawings.
To allow for inaccuracy of the DNA quantification or pipetting, and random variation of sequenced molecules, a somatic SNV was considered to be detected in a pool if the allele fraction at this site was at least half the lowest expected value.
Allowing for inaccuracies in the estimations of salt intake with either method, these figures are in line with those of 23% reported elsewhere.
This 2.5m guideline is designed to allow for the inaccuracies in the Hawk-Eye system.
The guard interval T G must then be chosen large enough to allow for clock inaccuracies and different signal arrival times due to different distances to the other radar transmitters.
To allow for small inaccuracies in times reported by the parents, we also inspected the 30 minutes before the reported bedtime and after the rise time.
Though little direct evidence exists on benchmarks in qualitative validations, this threshold was based on investigator discussions of the importance of accurate data balanced against the necessity to allow for some inaccuracies given the complexity of human rights reporting.
To allow for some measurement inaccuracies because CGRP and NYP are to be measured in early morning and evening urine samples, we will use 35 participants in each group.
Even allowing for possible inaccuracy in self-reporting, smoking behaviour is unlikely to account for all cases of CDKN2A methylation occurring in this cohort.
A full description of the current-voltage curves by appropriate modelling is impossible as experimental inaccuracies do not allow for proper determination of the kinetic parameters.
However, only a few studies have attempted to classify all possible errors into categories [ 19, 20] in an effort to identify the common ones and separate them into minor and major inaccuracies, which would allow for appropriate measures in teaching/ training in an effort to reduce their future occurrence.
