Sentence examples for cause inaccuracy from inspiring English sources

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

If member fixed end eigenvalues lie close to the sought eigenvalue they can cause inaccuracy, or even wrong results, and so they are removed efficiently by inserting interior nodes to create simple substructures.

However, only considering the user physical attributes may cause inaccuracy; thus, the horizontal and vertical social relationships should be taken into account.

Besides, for the cellular automation, one of the most widely used microscopic traffic simulation models, its discreteness in both time and space can possibly cause inaccuracy or big errors in simulation results.

(4) The genotypes between the boundaries of the bins are imputed, which may cause inaccuracy in the analysis in the SNP marker sparse regions.

However, self-reported measures may cause inaccuracy for its patient-base evaluation, which is the limitation of the present study.

The use of a safety factor in the pressure-gradient splitting is shown to cause inaccuracies and should be avoided.

The technique requires the chip to perform as many as 100 calculations per pixel to approximate the color, which can cause inaccuracies.

Inadequate spatial resolution is often found to cause inaccuracies in spray simulation using the Lagrangian Eulerian approach due to the over-estimated diffusion and inappropriate liquid gas phase coupling.

Moreover, equatorial and low-latitude spread F is often associated with plasma bubbles and scintillations of global positioning system (GPS) signals (Chen et al. 2006; Shi et al. 2011; Alfonsi et al. 2013), which may cause inaccuracies in position determination.

Such anatomically fixed confounding factors for the ΔF/F have the potential to cause inaccuracies in experimental results, even when precision is relatively high.