Sentence examples for be measured with error from inspiring English sources

Moreover, we expect Tangibility to be measured with error because tangible fixed assets are valued at their acquisition (historical) cost, which may differ from their market/collateral values.

It would also make sense to rely on an estimation strategy that considers the ordered nature of the outcome variable, but not the exact thresholds between categories, to the extent that these may be measured with error.

As we are worried that income may be endogenous (and may be measured with error), we do not include it in our preferred specification and use whether the respondent owns a house/apartment as a proxy.

For example, glucose tolerance and blood pressure are known to be measured with error, which could lead to imperfect adjustment.

The most obvious is that state variables and model parameters will be measured with error (with imprecision and possible bias).

A limitation of our study is that risk factor data were self-reported, and could thus be measured with error.

The statistical methodology for assessment of this hyperbolic relationship is critical when both the x and y variables are measured with error, as the slope will be underestimated if measurement error in the independent variable is not accounted for (23).

Measurement error occurs when one or more regression model covariates are measured with error, and is a common problem in occupational health and other fields.

We generate a potential confounding variable, C, such that C~N 0,1), corr X, C) = ρxc, corr(Y, C) = ρyc, and C's surrogate, D, is measured with error such that D = C + V, where measurement error V~N 0, σv).

We compare the asymptotic relative efficiency of several regression calibration methods of correcting for measurement error in studies with internal validation data, when a single covariate is measured with error.

Unintended pregnancy is measured as a composite of abortions and unintended births, each of which is measured with error.