The phrase "as a measurement error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing inaccuracies or discrepancies in data or results, particularly in scientific or statistical contexts.
Example: "The results of the experiment were adjusted to account for the variance as a measurement error."
Alternatives: "as an error in measurement" or "as a discrepancy in measurement".
Any deviation from the planned course would be treated as a measurement error if the track is assumed to be a perfectly straight section of the track.
In statistical literature, exposure misclassification and miss-measurement are known as a measurement error problem and a plethora of approaches exist to correct for biases that arise from it under certain assumptions [ 4, 5].
Finally, the 5% cutoff found for changes in PETCO2 represents an increase of no more than 2 mmHg, which a priori could be attributed to a low signal-to-noise ratio and easily interpreted as a measurement error.
Some of the variance can now be explained by the individual effects, and the residual error can be interpreted as a measurement error and/or individual changes in bill depth during a house sparrow's lifetime.
As a measurement error of 12%% was seen in previous studies for the BT score (overall agreement 88%%)[ 20, 21], scores from the children classified with GJH were allowed to fluctuate one point in the BT score (from 4 in 2012 to 5 in 2013 and vice versa).
Soil density variation is inherently the major source of secondary error as it can create a measurement error as much as 0.030 m3 m33.
Based on classical schematic model eyes such as the Gullstrand eye, a measurement error of 1 mm in AL ends up in an error refraction of around 3.5 D and an erroneous determination of the pseudophakic lens position of 1 mm based on the preoperative assessed phakic ACD leads to an error refraction of around 1.6 D.
Earlier versions of our FFQs in the NHS did not capture all foods that may be important sources of this specific flavonoid subclass, such as dark chocolate, which potentially introduced a measurement error.
Thus it may be that either the quitters did not consider such sporadic bouts as being 'physical activity' (i.e. a measurement error), or the total amount of activity taken for controlling urges to smoke was not sufficient to raise the total amount of physical activity recorded using the 7-day physical activity recall survey.
This includes variation between the reports of individual patients as well as measurement error and unexplained random variation.
With the measurement data of the real lower dental cast as a reference, measurement error for the whole simulation system was less than 0.32 mm.
