Sentence examples for be attributed to inaccuracies from inspiring English sources
This may be attributed to inaccuracies resulting from manual interpretation of results or subjective assessment of fetal activity.
Inconsistent results may be attributed to inaccuracies of the commercial ELISA RBP4 assays (11) and to variations in assessment of insulin resistance.
These discrepant results can be attributed to inaccuracies in estimating spot intensity in the presence of substantial nuclear background, failure to account for the full extent of the centromere cluster (which clearly exceeds the diffraction disk, especially in interphase) in the measurement aperture, or treatment of the cluster as a point source with Gaussian intensity distribution.
While these unexpected findings may, in some instances, be attributed to inaccuracies in miRNA target prediction algorithms [ 5], recent evidence suggests that many of the unexpected regulatory effects may be the result of feed-back or feed-forward loops and/or other system level complexities [ 3, 6].
These differences have been attributed to inaccuracies 37 but simply reflect the fact that different methods yield different results. 1 38 However, in view of these differences, blood pressure results recorded with the mercury sphygmomanometer should be referenced to these centiles with caution.
The model however seems to underpredict the overall mass transfer process, which we believe, can be attributed to the inaccuracy of the mass transfer closure being used in the present study.
This discrepancy can be attributed to the inaccuracy of copy number estimation.
The fact that the Δ σ value associated with the Lα phase falls below the bulk value can be attributed to the inaccuracy related to the simple reading off of the anisotropy values, which is ambiguous due to the intrinsic line width.
Inaccuracies may be attributed to a physiological time delay relating to the glucose diffusion from the plasma to the interstitial compartment [29, 30].
Furthermore I tried to evaluate if these inaccuracies could be attributed to the socially desired response bias.
It is often assumed that gaze inaccuracies can be attributed to noise arising somewhere within the visuomotor pathway (Churchland et al. 2006; Faisal et al. 2008).
