Sentence examples for analytical inaccuracy from inspiring English sources
The first expectoration was discarded to eliminate food debris and unwanted substance contaminating the sample that may cause analytical inaccuracy.
Although the physical integrity of the samples was maintained by ALSPAC, and the analytical methodology was verified by CDC, the age of the samples may have resulted in some degree of analytical inaccuracy.
It is uncertain whether HPV reactivation in the 2 subjects mentioned above was related to immunosuppression from investigational product, infection during the course of the study or as a result of a potential false positive result arising from analytical inaccuracy of the HC2 assay.
Danny Roth, who lives near London, voraciously reads bridge columns, then catalogs the analytical inaccuracies that he sees.
During the 1840s, Gerhardt alienated most European chemists as he accused them of analytical inaccuracies, bad faith, or false claims of priority.
We used quality control procedures to investigate analytical imprecision and inaccuracy.
Validation revealed good analytical performance showing inaccuracy <6% and imprecision <7.3% (coefficient of variation) for all quality control samples.
The FE model is employed to investigate inaccuracies of analytical models arising due to simplified formulation of the nonlinear behaviour of concrete and inability to account for actual location of corroding reinforcing bars.
This variability likely reflects difficulties in representatively sampling experimental flasks containing high levels of insoluble solids, coupled with inaccuracies in analytical techniques.
The inaccuracy of the analytical model is expected to be noticeable for those DFT channels whose is more correlated with the neighboring channels; in this case, the per-channel multiplication error will increase due to the leakage from those host samples at adjacent channels.
Thus, choosing a good combination of decision criteria (control rules) to include in the quality control is essential for decreasing the inaccuracy of the analytical approach used.
