Sentence examples for error secondary from inspiring English sources

During the experiment, operator performances, such as completion time, error, secondary task, workload, and situation awareness, are measured and collected.

A type II error secondary to inadequate sample size (only nine subjects actually received active dual therapy) might explain the latter result.

However, this may be secondary to a type II error, secondary to the small sample of 27 in each group for this study.

This meta-analysis concluded colistin has a beneficial effect in the treatment of these respiratory infections, but they did not perform any method to correct the type I error secondary to multiple data analyses [ 37].

Although the following derivation is applied to raw counts, the same analysis can be applied to count rate measurements with no loss of generality if the count rates are calculated using equal time intervals of raw count measurements, and provided that the raw counts are sufficient to support the statistical analysis without introducing error secondary to insufficient sample size.

His merits are primary and his errors secondary".

A further nine discrepancies were errors secondary to the wording of the form; 'Yes' indicating an 'absence of metastasis'.

Box 1 Features of apraxia of speecha > -wrap-foot> AOS is sometimes mistaken as aphasia, especially when phonetic (motor) errors secondary to abnormal motor planning are misconstrued as phonological (linguistic or phonemic) errors.

First, it was assumed that the TRUS-MRI fusion used for retrospective analysis was accurate; however this system has known errors secondary to the deformation of the prostate gland due to the endorectal coil.

Errors secondary to translesion bypass are mechanistically distinct from polymerase replication fidelity, reflecting incorporation of the wrong base opposite a damaged base, versus misincorporation of the wrong base opposite a normal base.

Association of non-B*51 alleles (for example, B*27, B*35, B*44, B*52, B*56, B*57) has been described mostly in isolated and underpowered reports [ 2, 20- 23], and may result from small samples or Type I errors secondary to the very large difference in HLA-B*51 frequency between cases and controls.