Sentence examples for erroneous evaluation of from inspiring English sources

Without rigorous assessment of the impact energy distribution, DEM simulations may lead to an erroneous evaluation of milling performance.

Moreover, 3D results clearly indicated that bi-dimensional observations lead to an erroneous evaluation of the extent of the particles trapped (overestimated by up to 30%) since different focal planes may be overlapped.

Moreover, this geometry guarantees the smallest experimental electrolyte resistance, with equal electrolyte and working electrode, and it helps in generating a reproducible current line distribution, which is responsible for time-constant distribution and erroneous evaluation of the charge transfer resistance.

In some cases, it is apparent that the signal from sensors reflects the way leading to an erroneous evaluation of the measured distance, see cases of corner collision (Fig. 7).

As such, this cognitive optimism bias may lead to an erroneous evaluation of their probability for suffering any damage to their health [ 15- 17].

An amplitude outlier therefore does not necessarily lead to an erroneous evaluation as this has less of an effect on the overall measurement result.

This mode of reasoning leads to erroneous evaluations, which are sometimes in contradiction with elementary probabilistic properties [ 23].

This method, certainly expeditious, focuses only on one type of defect of the rail and can lead to erroneous evaluations and interpretations.

However, for sharply varying production rate and shut-in of a well, and for pressure-interfered data at a well, the RNP method gives erroneous results in evaluation of the reservoir characteristics.

Using this task, we previously found that single neurons recorded from the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) were closely tuned to behavioral performance and, more particularly, that the activity of most neurons was biased towards the evaluation of erroneous action.

An "emblematic" question may arise in the evaluation of erroneous timing in vascular surgery: which factors can affect the timing of elective procedures?