Sentence examples for chances of incorrect from inspiring English sources

Hence, increasing the number of hops increases the chances of incorrect decoding in the intermediate relays.

Still care needs to be taken in this data because there are considerable chances of incorrect data and other security-related problems (Alseadoon et al. 2017).

Secondly, the fact of moving the patient from one scanner (the PET/CT) to the other (HRCT) for the acquisition of the anatomical information could increase the chances of small motions and deformations of the heart between the two scans, which would in turn increase the chances of incorrect PVC.

However, it has been reported that C. dubliniensis, C. parapsilosis, C. tropicalis can also form germ tubes/pseudohyphae in serum and their sugar assimilation patterns are similar to that of C. albicans, hence chances of incorrect diagnosis are high without a test that can unequivocally differentiate between these related species in a short time [4].

With human errors being possible, automatic real time identification of a drug and its concentration using technology is a viable option to decrease the chance of incorrect drug administration.

This database contains information entered by hand from hospital records, so there is a chance of incorrect data entry.

Pushable microcoils especially in high flow vessels have a higher chance of incorrect placement and migration as compared to detachable coils and liquid coils [ 40, 41].

After placement of the LOD3 markers, the omitted non-framework markers and remaining secondary haplogroup markers were incorporated into the framework map using successive BUILD commands at the following decreasing LOD threshold cut offs; LOD2 (1 100 chance of incorrect marker placement), LOD1 (1:10 chance of incorrect marker placement) and finally the most likely position of remaining loci.

If the position of the probe is nearer to the 3' end of the corresponding gene, signal intensity is expected to be higher [ 25] and chance of incorrect signal by variations in RNA integrity is smaller [ 26].

Although this increases the chance of incorrect alignment, it increases the total number of aligned reads and may facilitate the discovery of novel transcription events, which can subsequently be validated.

In this study the number of deaths reported among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples on the ABS death data is relatively small (n = 580), the chance of incorrect reporting of a non-Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander person as Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander is also likely to be small, and we suggest that this information be accepted as reported.