He also alleges that his safety was compromised by errors in the way he was protected.
Although capillary blood Pb measurements can be compromised by contamination errors during collection, the Wadsworth Center has estimated that false positive errors, defined as a false positive proportion, are typically < 5% at 10 μg/dL (Parsons et al. 1997).
Prior work with time-domain OCT implementations to determine corneal biometry showed promise but were thought to be compromised by motion errors due to the relatively slow sequential data acquisition rates with time-domain OCT [ 11].
Come back, Barry Reprints Related items CASE HISTORY: DNA's detective storyMar 11th 2004Defence lawyers and prisoners' advocates have long been worried that DNA tests can be compromised by human error.
Furthermore, many spatial statistical methods use geocodes, and the validity of these approaches may be compromised by location error.
Internal validity may be compromised by 'type III errors' 12 that arise from the evaluation of a programme that has been inadequately implemented.
Museums must build systems that cannot be compromised by a single error or failure.
Roche 454 pyrosequencing data are known to be compromised by high systematic error rates associated in particular with difficulty in robustly measuring the length of homopolymeric nucleotide runs [27], [28], [29], [30].
How much accuracy this requires depends on how much the expected usefulness of the knowledge will be compromised by larger margins of error.
In the clinical setting, intraoperative cup stability may be compromised by a number of technical errors, such as soft tissue entrapment, wobble during reaming causing inappropriate expansion of the acetabular bed, poor reaming alignment, and failure to deliver the cup coaxial to the reamed bed.
