Sentence examples for an unavoidable source of from inspiring English sources

Measurement error is an unavoidable source of variation in any decision-making process based on experimental research.

The findings of this study are valuable with respect to a first-generation invasion scenario; but beyond that, reproductive performance is difficult to predict and is, therefore, an unavoidable source of epistemic uncertainty for both quantitative and qualitative invasion models.

Further analysis of the inherently 2D data as 1D, ignoring the width, can introduce substantial and unavoidable source of noise and bias conclusions on the biological noise.

Many unavoidable sources of science-career-related stress (see "Mind Matters: Stress, an Uninvited Lab Visitor") are compounded by the challenge of juggling work and the rest of life.

The observed difference between the average of final crack lengths in the numerical model (2.3 m) and the experimental test (1.7 m) can be discussed on the basis of some unavoidable sources of error.

Both of the aforementioned stresses could be experienced by either normal flora microbes (i.e., resident flora present on astronauts) or by exogenous and sometimes unavoidable sources of contamination ferried beyond the Earth's atmosphere during spaceflight.

In addition, CVVHD recipients would have had other unavoidable sources of convective clearance, specifically for the achievement of net fluid removal, and for the isovolemic removal of volume associated with the administration of the anticoagulant (citrate or heparin).

Given that the simple and cheap mechanism exposed here reliably detects spatio-temporal spike patterns, it is hard to believe that the brain did not evolve to use at least the form of temporal coding exposed above ('successive coincidences'), unless there is an unavoidable intrinsic source of noise in the integrate-and-fire mechanism that makes all spike times unreliable.

Atmospheric Hg is an additional exposure that has been linked to autism [ 50– 52] and is essentially a ubiquitous, unavoidable source.

Anonymous sources are an unavoidable part of reporting, but neither Downing Street nor the Home Office should be allowed to hide behind anonymity in this case.

One hypothesis is that the lag-phase is simply an unavoidable consequence of the switch between nutrient sources.