Sentence examples for geographic errors from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the method of cone and patient setting in the linac room might have resulted in geographic errors and might have influenced the treatment outcomes.

Nike apologized for the geographic error on a line of Carolina Panthers T-shirts.

Our measures of sensitivity included change in coefficient values, prediction success, and the area of mapped habitats following the systematic introduction of geographic error and bias in occurrence data, thematic misclassification of resource maps, and variation in model design.

The velocity error associated with the geographic mapping error introduced above is estimated as follows: If the error in the boresight orientation is 0.1 pixels, it corresponds to a deflection of the sub-spacecraft point by 8 km in the worst case, i.e., when the spacecraft is at the apoapsis.

Despite the book's evident historical, geographic, and chronological errors, scholars value it as an ascetic and mystical treatise.

We will next look at the geographic distribution of error within the models.

We might expect a variety of types of geographic variation in error: for example we might observe better predictions to be available for densely populated city areas for which there is more data.

The likely potential importance of measurement error, geographic confounding, and chance is suggested by the large variability in effect estimates among the nine counties.

Using a set geographic reference reduced error from changing postal codes over time; however, the spatial accuracy of postal codes varies substantially between urban and rural areas of Canada.

The main contribution of this section is an in-depth analysis of the impact of location errors on geographic routing in terms of energy efficiency.

We compared average values of large geographic area, which introduced errors in the data and therefore uncertainties in the results, as the algal bloom may develop differently in different parts of the averaged area.