Sentence examples for erroneous changes from inspiring English sources

In polarization-sensitive optical coherence tomography (PS-OCT) the use of single-mode fibers causes unpredictable polarization distortions which can result in increased noise levels and erroneous changes in calculated polarization parameters.

We rolled back the erroneous change as soon as we identified the issue.

An anomaly, with respect to relational database design, is essentially an erroneous change to data, more specifically to a single record.

An over- or underestimation of the interface mass transfer flux will give an erroneous change of bubble size, which may have significant influence on the predicted bubble rise velocity - in particular if the drag coefficient is very sensitive to the size of the bubble.

Use of different slice thicknesses may result in an erroneous change in nodule volume calculations, and therefore it is best to use the same slice thickness on all studies when following a pulmonary nodule with serial CT. 15.20 15.30 To evaluate the performance of low-dose spiral computed tomography (CT) and positron emission tomography (PET) in detecting early lung cancers in heavy smokers.

Use of strains from only the exposed surface of any FRP plate produces erroneous magnitude changes and sign reversal of the high interfacial shear stresses near plate curtailment, relative to the prudent approach of using strain averages from the plate's bonded and exposed surfaces.

Although this approach may produce erroneous sequence changes, we have found that it has been very successful in improving the mapping of assembled contigs from a new genotype onto a reference genome.

The distribution of fold change ratios between the panels modelled on the 100 probe replicates on each array indicate that erroneous fold change results are more likely to arise in the region corresponding to lower signal intensity.

Additionally many of the health outcome studies have been conducted using cross-sectional designs which increases the potential for erroneous conclusions about changes in outcomes over time.

It was shown recently by Villiger et al. [ 30] that PMD can add significant amounts of noise and even cause erroneous local retardation changes in PS-OCT measurements.

Through it, patients learn to restructure their thinking about sleep, which is often erroneous, and to change counterproductive bedtime habits.