Sentence examples for erroneous measures from inspiring English sources

They were not due to erroneous measures, failures of registry, or external perturbations.

DeFrate and colleagues have suggested that neglecting cartilage could potentially lead to erroneous measures of joint contact in the knee due to variations in cartilage thickness across the femur and tibia [26].

While Guha et al. identified significant cliffs, [8, 20] this was simply based on a threshold (usually the 90th or 95th quantile of the observed SALI values) and did not actually address whether a cliff was a true cliff or an artificial cliff due to the molecular representation used or erroneous measures of activity [21].

Error in measuring the smaller size breasts in Tanner stages 1&2 may have led to erroneous measures of correlations.

Quantification of the number of frames with FCT<85 μm in a plaque may be more robust measure of cap status as it mitigates against erroneous measures within single frames that could act to misclassify plaques as TCFA.

By identifying the specific factors causing erroneous measures of relative allele-specific expression reported in prior work and determining the relative impact of these factors on these measures, results from this study are expected to foster further improvements in methods for quantifying relative allele-specific expression.

The majority of previous studies have measured the RTD in risers with open boundaries, giving an erroneous measure of the RTD.

ITTV is directly measured using the TPTD technique and is not considered to be a factor for erroneous measurements.

In addition, the recommendation to measure BP at home may induce anxiety that leads to excessive measurements and treatment changes made on the basis of erroneous measurements.

The more distant are nodes i and j, the lower is the weight of its RSS value in the cost function and therefore the erroneous RSS measures have less influence in the optimization.

With the erroneous similarity measure, however, the method in [14] still presents relatively good performance.