Sentence examples for contributed to measurement error from inspiring English sources

Inconsistencies in performance of the movement on the subject's part may have also contributed to measurement error.

Not all participants could place their heel on the plinth and this may have contributed to measurement error.

In addition, BP can fluctuate acutely in relation to anxiety, recent exertion, and caffeine consumption, contributing to measurement error.

We did not separate self-reported versus medically document post-discharge events, which may contribute to measurement error making it more difficult to detect an effect.

For the included studies, the across-study heterogeneity in the execution of test methods as well as categorization and statistical adjustments for the clinicopathologic factors included in our multivariate analysis may contribute to measurement error of the biomarker to outcome associations.

For example, even small delays in awakening sampling of salivary cortisol might impact on estimated cortisol levels in the morning, and in this study sampling was done by the participants themselves with self-reported sampling times (see [ 34] for further details of the saliva sampling), which might contribute to measurement error [ 57].

We hypothesize that two sources of errors may be contributing to measurement errors in corrected CFT: cardiac arrhythmia and underlying cardiac conditions.

U. S. contributed to measurement of cytokines.

Errors in machine calibration, patient anxiety, human error in administering tests, and variations in measurement technique can all contribute to measurement noise when assessing chronic diseases [ 9].

The ignorance of these factors undoubtedly contributed to exposure measurement errors, of which direction and magnitude might differ depending on the air pollution metrics used [ 30].

Problems such as difficulties with experimental measurements for high temperatures, errors with reporting these values (i.e. using threshold or typing errors), as well as polymorphism and the purity of analyzed chemical compounds likely contribute to the measurement error.