Sentence examples for error a combination from inspiring English sources
For the intra-individual variability and residual error, a combination model was most suitable for the paracetamol concentrations in plasma, while additive errors were best for the recovered amounts of parent compound and metabolites in urine.
However, systematic error may be additive systematic error, intake-related systematic error, or a combination.
Total error is a combination of various errors that occur during sampling and analysis and in data management.
The introduced error is a combination of the additional truncation error and a false source resulting from the inconsistent construction of the conservation equations used in the finite volume scheme considered.
The resulting measurement error in the CE is therefore not simply described or estimated by random or Berkson error but a combination of the two, and the effect of this error is therefore not simply described.
An event is equivalent to an error, or sequence of errors, or a combination of acts or actions that result in an error.
"The loss of effective air traffic control was not the result of a single error, but a combination of numerous individual and institutional air traffic control factors, which reflected systematic shortcomings in emphasis on positive air traffic control concepts," the American report said.
In 1733 the amateur English optician Chester Moor Hall found by trial and error that a combination of a convex crown-glass lens and a concave flint-glass lens could help to correct chromatic aberration in a telescope, and in 1774 Benjamin Martin of London produced a pioneering set of colour-corrected lenses for a microscope.
In this paper, the final positional error is a combination of the observation random noise and the satellites' geometrical impact.
We addressed this potential error using a combination of Lorentzian and Gaussian line shape for this peak.
All participants experienced trial and error with a combination of drug regimens over time to gain efficacious treatment with minimum negative effects.
