Sentence examples for errors in timing from inspiring English sources

Finally, preanalytic factors that account for poor tonometric reproducibility, such as inadequate volume of saline in the tonometer, errors in timing the dwell time of the sample or in the technique used to aspirate the tonometered saline sample, mixing the sample with air from the tonometer dead space, and delays in specimen analysis, might be prevented [ 5].

These slight errors in timing introduce a mismatch in frequencies.

Additionally, we chose the option in Pmetrics to multiply the variance by gamma, which is an adaptive scalar that captures additional process noise such as errors in timing of samples or doses (23).

"The enemy made a strategic error in timing its uprising when it did," he said.

The possible error in timing does support the idea that the rotation, in the form of a +Y change of 15 nT and -Z of about 10 nT, was causative.

They reported good results in 39 patients with a final LLD of less than 1.5 cm, and identified the error in timing as the main problem associated with this technique.

In order to provide a consistent amount of observation data in the presence of errors during timing message transmissions, new sampled observation data from the original observation data are generated via the BS.

Therefore, it is assumed that there is no performance degradation in the receiver because of errors in the timing of bit intervals.

In orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) systems, as an example, errors in the timing synchronization lead to inter-symbol interference while frequency offsets cause inter-subcarrier interference [10].

The paper assesses the spatial dynamics of the penalty, as measured through errors in the timing of predicted insect development stages, that results when entomologists use daily maximum and minimum temperature data from the nearest station to a location, in comparison with an interpolated temperature equivalent, to drive their models.

The intercept of a power function captures constant processing errors (such as delays in registering the presentation of the stimuli or in reacting to them), while the exponent represents variable processing errors in the timing of a given interval.