Sentence examples for error in the analyses from inspiring English sources
Further, individuals in late-onset disorders like PD will likely be at different stages of neurodegeneration at death, and thus pooling different brain regions that may be differentially affected from these individuals will introduce more error in the analyses.
Breed origin of alleles was assumed to be known without error in the analyses.
As a result, we may be committing a type I error in the analyses, and be missing or underestimating genetic differences that exist between the controls and depressed subjects, however, we are confident in the effect that we did detect.
65 The results from these studies suggest that our results for dietary fibre and risk of colorectal cancer are likely to be conservative estimates of the true underlying risk and that any further studies should incorporate correction for measurement error in the analyses.
To describe common errors in the analyses and data presentation of a clinical case series and to suggest simple solutions.
We decided not to include these data to avoid further errors in the analyses.
However, we believe that any misclassification would not have led to any significant errors in the analyses since these two papers contributed small samples compared with the total number of children in the analysis, and only one study's sample was reclassified as overweight, although it grouped all overweight and obese children together.
Although we cannot completely rule out Type 1 error in these analyses, the bivariate correlation indicates that the relationship is truly inverse.
Error rates in the analyses of read trees were compared to error rates in the analyses of the corresponding source trees (the "controls").
Next, we addressed some possible sources of uncertainty and error in the correlation analyses.
Only one previous study has identified gender differences in HA [ 17]; however, the sample for this study was small, such that the results may be due to a type-I error in the statistical analyses.
