Sentence examples for errors that may result from inspiring English sources

By spending a few minutes checking your work, you'll be able to spot obvious and silly errors that may result in losing marks.

Systematic errors that may result in artificial treatment effects opposite to the true situation should be avoided at all times.

These errors were propagated from the tokenization errors that may result from transcription errors or erroneous digitalization of EHRs.

In the event that preventable mortality is overestimated, it certainly does not diminish the importance of trying to reduce the medical errors that may result in death.

All nutrient intakes were based on self-reports and were subject to reporting errors that may result in under-estimating the consumption of sodium.

All 29 available electrode sites were initially entered into the analyses to minimize type I errors that may result from arbitrary selection of sites.

where e D ( p ) ( n ) includes the residual error that may result from the imperfect detection of the previous symbol.

While there are many valid reasons to include place of residence in injury research, it is important that researchers be aware of the error that may result in using it as a proxy for place of injury.

Authors Nichols et al. [4] proposed an embryologic error that may result in the laxity or absence of both hepatic and colonic suspensory ligaments in the setting of colonic volvulus.

The significance level for the univariable model was 0.05 (95%% confidence interval), while the significance level for the multivariable model was 0.01 (99%% confidence interval) as to minimize type I error that may result from multiple comparison in the multivariable log binomial regression model.

First, the CCHS-HA survey uses self-reported measures, subject to social desirability and recall error that may result in overestimates of physical activity.