Sentence examples for errors that may have resulted from inspiring English sources

Finally, we must address the potential errors that may have resulted from the inclusion of duplicated loci in the analyses reported in this study.

The authors apologize for the above errors and any confusion that may have resulted.

The authors apologize for the error and any confusion that may have resulted.

The authors regret this error and any confusion that may have resulted.

None of the 11 ESTs appeared to be chimeric assemblies of distinct proteins that may have resulted from errors during assembly.

An article on Saturday about a protest against military recruitment at the University of California, Santa Cruz, that may have resulted in Pentagon surveillance misspelled the given name of the school's chancellor and because of an editing error misstated the enrollment.

It was just one of many errors that may have cost firefighters Joseph Graffagnino and Robert Beddia their lives.

Describe possible errors that may have occurred.

Spatial variability is an additional source of exposure measurement error that may have affected our results.

It resulted in an unintended and undetected projection error that may have contributed to the perception of Truman's bleak chances.

Maestra slightly underestimated values at the high end of the range of diffuse transmittance and Charbonnier et al. ([2013]) suggested that this may have resulted from errors relating to 1) field data collection, 2) estimates of Maestra parameters, and 3) assumptions used by Maestra, such as the simplification of crown architecture descriptions.