Sentence examples for cause an inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

Since seismic waves attenuate with distance from the seismic source, the difference between the weighted center of the asperity distribution and that of the estimated slip deficit distribution may cause an inaccuracy in predicting strong ground motion by a future earthquake.

These properties of ACA are likely to impose certain experimental and technical difficulties because of the ability of ACA to readily escape from solution or test chambers, and may cause an inaccuracy in the concentration of ACA, which would bias the experimental findings.

It has been suggested that crowding is caused by an inaccuracy in deploying spatial attention in the periphery, resulting in misbinding of features belonging to different objects [ 32].

This can cause inaccuracies if fired, but it can also cause a Type-4 malfunction or problems ejecting the live cartridge.

Even negligible inaccuracy in a vanishing point can cause huge inaccuracy in the estimate of the focal length, by up to 100%%.

The first expectoration was discarded to eliminate food debris and unwanted substance contaminating the sample that may cause analytical inaccuracy.

However, the nonlinearity of the power system cannot be fully represented by MILP formulations, and therefore cause inherent inaccuracy.

Second, the portion of these costs is about 30% of total costs, so that an inaccuracy of 5% causes a difference of only 1.5%.

Although an adjustment is a compromise and will cause some inaccuracies, the GPG states that inaccuracies due to data deficiencies are likely to be much more significant.

In fact, considering an energy cache model without the static energy component can cause significant inaccuracies for recent transistor technologies.

In CAS, the most important step is segmentation and any failure at this stage will cause inaccuracy in the subsequent stages.