Sentence examples for error introduction from inspiring English sources

Studies by Turcotte et al. (2001) and Callow et al. (2007) showed that DEM reconditioning using stream networks digitized from topographic maps greatly improves replication of stream positions and reduces error introduction in the form of spurious parallel streams.

It has been shown from a number of case studies that the system has a high potential to reduce further the cycle and cost of die development while minimizing error introduction.

No evidence was found for substantial error introduction during sample preparation steps.

In principle, the potential for error introduction during data transmission from one level to another using paper-based records should be reduced by internet-based networks [ 36].

High-throughput approaches are time-consuming, expensive, labor-intensive, involve multiple steps that facilitate error introduction, and require complex statistical analysis [ 7, 10].

Error introduction is modelled by a binomial distribution (n ij, pR i ), where pR i is the RT enzyme error rate at genome position i and n ij is the number of the jth base currently at genome position i.

Although it is likely that these controller support tools may decrease the possibilities of cognitive error, the introduction of new tasks may also introduce new sources of cognitive error.

This error-free repair appears to be locally balanced with a strand biased error-prone introduction of mutations at A T sites, which is largely impaired in the absence of MutSα complexes.

To cope with the ambiguity of discretization errors, the introduction of Gaussian filtering capability is proposed.

Because ESTs are single-pass sequences and are usually error prone, the introduction of reference sequences can produce more reliable results, especially for those cDNA libraries containing low-quality sequence data.

As briefly commented in the introduction, error catastrophe has been related either to an information crisis [ 1, 6, 16, 26, 29], or to a breakdown of evolutionary adaptation [ 2, 22, 28].