Sentence examples for errors in interpreting from inspiring English sources
In several cases we also found (usually minor) discrepancies between sources, and errors in interpreting qualitative time information may have been made.
Neglecting the velocity terms in the definition of virial stress as many authors have recently suggested, can cause significant errors in interpreting MD simulation results at elevated temperatures (T > 0 K).
The challenge of avoiding type II errors in interpreting negative findings has major public health implications, especially when the relationship of an exposure to birth defects is the concern.
Rician noise removal for Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is very important because the MRI has been widely used in various clinical applications and the associated Rician noise deteriorates the image quality and causes errors in interpreting the images.
First, they provide a more "realistic" (i.e., 3D vs. 2D) representation of zebrafish swimming activity, minimize potential errors in interpreting fish lateral movements (towards the camera/observer), and simplify comparison of manual, event-based and automated endpoints for each fish within a single track file.
There may be errors in interpreting the result".
At bottom, petitioner's contention is that the Florida Supreme Court committed an error in interpreting state law.
The strategy, however, does not take into consideration the potential for false alarms, such as when a glitch in radar software or a human error in interpreting data causes high-level military commanders to believe that an enemy nuclear strike is imminent.
This article presents the theory necessary for interpreting cosmogenic nuclide data, reviews estimates of parameters, describes strategies and practical considerations in field applications, and assesses sources of error in interpreting cosmogenic nuclide measurements.
One of the main sources of error in interpreting poll results is poor question wording.
