Sentence examples for erroneously impact from inspiring English sources

Sensitivity analyses indicated that item-level differences did erroneously impact alcohol abuse rates in 2001 2002, underestimating rates among Hispanics relative to Caucasians.

Cutoff values were not applied to samples containing exogenous miR-Rx34 because we expect an increase of the small RNA fraction in these samples that could erroneously impact and lower the RIN value.

Sensitivity analyses were conducted to determine the potential impact of erroneously reporting lifetime abstention on alcohol-attributable all-cause mortality.

The clinical impact of erroneously removing misfitting items has not been directly investigated, however research suggests that the converse problem of retaining misfitting items (Type II errors) has little or no impact on the efficacy of, for instance, instruments used to screen for psychological distress [ 6].

However, as such errors are likely to occur in only a fraction of molecules from a protein species, it will be challenging to define how the presence of a subset of erroneously synthesized polypeptides will impact the folding or function of a given protein in the cell.

In fact, the receptive test was erroneously used "…to discover the impact of the feedback procedures on learners' ability to recognize and correct errors in their writing work" (p. 498).

A limitation of this approach is that for each individual, the pre-ART period will always be earlier than their post-ART period, and thus, any secular changes in sexual behaviours during the period of study might erroneously be interpreted as an impact of ART.

Variation between instructors in how they teach their courses could erroneously lead to conclusions about the impact of the treatment.

Erroneously dismissed in the shock semi-final win over Ghana, the former Hamburg star played in the final after his red card was overturned but made little impact as a tired Burkina lost 1-0.

The current research introduces the negative footprint illusion: Although adding a green to a non-green food product necessarily increases total environmental impact (footprint), consumers will sometimes erroneously estimate the total environmental impact of the combination of the green and non-green product lower than the same non-green product alone.

Erroneously chosen start sites have a dual impact.