Sentence examples for error and consequently from inspiring English sources

Pre-analytical error decisively influences the total error and consequently the diagnostic accuracy.

However, perceived violations suggest the aversion of potential error, and consequently have implications for error prevention.

Compared to conventional Shinnar Le Roux pulses they lead to a decrease of the chemical-shift displacement error and consequently a lactate signal increase.

More complex models of formant contours will result in less error and consequently less distortion at the cost of a larger number of parameters.

Applying these formulas to TEDS-M data, which originate from cluster samples, can lead, in many instances, to underestimation of the sampling error (and consequently underestimated p-values).

Initially, there were five samples in the Suture group; however due to an embedding error and consequently cutting errors one sample was lost for histological analysis.

Imagine if a maths book was discovered to contain factual errors and consequently discarded in favour of more accurate material.

Kundera had participated in the brief but heady liberalization of Czechoslovakia in 1967 68, and after the Soviet occupation of the country he refused to admit his political errors and consequently was attacked by the authorities, who banned all his works, fired him from his teaching positions, and ousted him from the Communist Party.

Unfortunately, those MPPACs ignore sampling errors, and consequently the resulting capability measures and groupings are unreliable.

Thus, we use a Kalman Filter to improve distance estimation errors and, consequently, localization and tracking accuracy.

Alternatively, as platforms scale, concomitantly increasing the volume of training data, does the platform choose to eat the prediction errors (and consequently their profit margin), the better to train the model?