Sentence examples for falsely estimating from inspiring English sources

However, the use of knee drains has been criticized as falsely estimating blood loss: the hematocrit is reduced over time for the drain output within the first 24 h (Good et al. 2003), and the drain output does not include the additional bleeding into the soft tissues (hidden blood loss) (Foss and Kehlet 2006).

In order to avoid falsely estimating spectrum occupancy, the size of these bins is required to be small [1], which however, slows down the overall procedure (as shown in Figure 7).

Consequently, the edge direction was falsely estimated in some areas, leading to incorrect interpolation results.

Brown: real patch; purple: truly estimated part of the patch; Orange: falsely estimated part of the patch.

Indeed, the parameter value sets were correctly estimated by the introduction of DE constraint into the objective function, while they were falsely estimated without the introduction.

The possibility of estimating falsely low prevalence figures cannot be ignored.

35 Since patients with CAB were older than controls, this could lead to falsely increased risk estimates for long-term sick leave and falsely decreased risk estimates for disability pension.

Although unstable mutants can be predicted accurately, without the aid of evolutionary information, the importance of such variants may be estimated falsely, and too many candidate target sites would make clinical treatment difficult as well.

The confluence of minimally polymorphic drug resistance mutations and unrecognized ARV exposure may lead to falsely elevated estimates of transmitted resistance.

Some drug resistance mutations occur commonly in the absence of drug selective pressure, these polymorphic drug-resistance mutations should not be used for surveillance of transmitted drug resistance because they could lead to falsely elevated estimates of transmitted resistance.

Moreover, the selection of one of the two villages in each cluster being the village the health clinic was in, as well as use of the EPI cluster method for household selection, could have lead to falsely elevate estimates of coverage.