Sentence examples for error in the measurement from inspiring English sources

Rather than plot a single line at the average measured value, we have accounted for the error in the measurement of the plaque velocities by plotting regions of contour denoting the one- and two-standard deviations (for a detailed description see Materials and Methods).

We concede that there probably is a margin of error in the measurement of ischaemic core volume with perfusion CT (as the technique measures very low flow as a surrogate for core).

Measurement theory is the study of how numbers are assigned to objects and phenomena, and its concerns include the kinds of things that can be measured, how different measures relate to each other, and the problem of error in the measurement process.

The gains from increased trade turn out to be so small that they are equivalent to a rounding error in the measurement of our GDP.

Sampling can be a significant source of error in the measurement process.

Finally, the sources of error in the measurement of input rotational speed are investigated and identified.

This suggests that there was an error in the measurement of distance and area, which contained a squared element.

For instance, a 0.1% error in the measurement of either volume led to approximately a 3% error in hydrogen uptake measurement at 298 K and 100 bar.

The digital block controls the working frequency and can compensate the phase error introduced by the analog filters, thereby reducing the total error in the measurement.

Also, it has been demonstrated that the Es predicted by the best model is significantly affected by error in the measurement of the LL value.

The ten profiles were overlaid to identify any systematic error in the measurement.