Sentence examples for be associated to errors from inspiring English sources

These small variations could be associated to errors during ESTs sequencing or in size estimation on gel electrophoresis.

The vertical distance of each point to the line can be associated to the error of the theoretical calculation compared to the measured results.

Neonatal lactic acidosis can be associated to severe inborn errors of metabolism.

In fact, it has been noted here that the BEF-based foliage biomass is associated with the largest percent error (11.55 %), and that 84%% of that error is attributed to BEF model (Table 4), besides being associated to the largest error due to model parameter estimates and due to residual variability around model prediction (within and between methods).

Here, this error is expected to be negligible as, in general, the predictors explained a large portion of the variation in biomass and because the models were associated to a small error (CVr) (Table 1).

The distance error from outbreak sources is anisotropic - in the sense that different errors are associated to different paths of the transmission network - because epidemic spreading is anisotropic in the geographical space.

Each signature was robust from the statistical viewpoint and it was associated to a low cross-validation error.

The mean adduction found in this study was comparable to the results of the symptomatic group found by Kapron et al. Roach et al. have investigated digital inclinometer and goniometer for measuring passive hip motion and found these methods to be associated with errors up to 5° (Roach et al. 2013).

Incomplete observation sets should be avoided, as these are more likely to contain vital signs that should lead to an alert and more likely to be associated with errors that cause an alert not to be generated.

We further predict that mismatch repair function is not likely to be associated with error-prone polymerases and this could explain why some repeat regions might appear to inhibit mismatch repair.

Most of the aforementioned sources of variability are likely to primarily influence the intensity of the enhancement by the UCA, therefore the RBV parameter is that most likely to be associated with measurement errors.