Sentence examples for exacerbate errors from inspiring English sources

In particular, improvements to SEBAL inputs of surface roughness for momentum tended to exacerbate errors with respect to observed fluxes.

Having a procedure to follow reduces the risk that your employees will make mistakes in the first place, but it also reduces the likelihood that they'll exacerbate errors they've already made.

This provision, they said, "is unworkable and would exacerbate medical errors," by "compromising the free flow of information essential to high quality care".

(58) Unfortunately, making a QM system larger but still incomplete will only exacerbate the errors resulting from the incompleteness of the system.

Our data provide evidence that neuropsychological deficits associated with ADHD can be exacerbated by error processing abnormalities.

Furthermore, focusing very close to the policy adoption exacerbates measurement error issues resulting from some students finishing high school at an age other than 18.

Delays are frequently exacerbated by administrative errors, poor communication and lost paperwork, charities say.

Terms such as complication, adverse event, and medical error exacerbate the punitive atmosphere surrounding undesirable outcomes, particularly when these events are related to surgical procedures [ 59, 60].

We propose that elucidation of the mechanism by which hTRM9L activity affects translation and paromomycin sensitivity may allow us to exacerbate this translational error phenotype for therapeutic purposes.

Framing this is in a more clinical relevant way: irregular breathing motion exacerbates the systematic errors arising from motion image artefacts and variations between the planned and treated anatomy, as well as random errors from day-to-day variations in the treated anatomy [ 30, 15, 31].

While the enormous phylogenetic data sets that result from new genome or transcriptome sequencing efforts can ameliorate the effects of random or stochastic error, they also may exacerbate the effects of systematic error, or error resulting from problems in the analysis, such as model inaccuracy.