Sentence examples for contributed to imprecision from inspiring English sources
The small sample size (n = 45) may also have contributed to imprecision in the estimates of average concentration and of the ICCs.
Misclassification of exposure is more likely to contribute to imprecision and heterogeneity in observational studies than in experimental studies.
At each of these steps variation and errors can arise which could contribute to imprecision in the overall measurement.
These PRCCs are used to identify the key input parameters that contributed to the prediction imprecision.
The effect cannot be easily estimated, and can contribute to substantial imprecision.
This underestimate is likely to be uniform across all six species, but nonetheless contributes to the imprecision in our estimates of TE content.
The lack of evaluation by psychiatrists and of information provided by the children themselves (replaced in the study by mothers and teachers) contribute to continuing imprecision as to the presence of this very complex phenomenon in Brazil.
We then proceeded to downgrade the quality of evidence (if necessary) for each outcome across the following domains: risk of bias, inconsistency, indirectness, imprecision, and publication bias for each trial that contributed to the outcome.
The imprecision of participants' recall of exposures concerns epidemiologists and may have contributed to recent calls that all mobile telephone health effects studies relying on participants' recall should be further validated[ 29].
Thus, there are two sources contributing to positional error: i) imprecision in determination of actual spot position, through range and range-rate determination; and ii) imprecision in reduction of the data to produce valid orbits, i.e. determination of observations when only timing information was available.
Moreover, it does not seem that the intra-method analytical imprecision contributes to these differences, since the precision performances declared by the individual manufacturer are essentially overlapping (Table 1).
