Sentence examples for harm the accuracy of from inspiring English sources

It would be costly and harm the accuracy of census data, Abowd wrote, because fewer people would choose to voluntarily respond to the survey.

To verify that compressive acceleration does not significantly harm the accuracy of BLASTP, PSI-BLAST and DELTA-BLAST, we performed 100 random searches against the NR database, for each of these three tools.

For the second-order formulation of the wave equation, mass lumping on Legendre Gauss Lobatto points does not harm the accuracy.

The propensity for bias "did not harm the predictive accuracy of landline polls in the 2008 presidential election, perhaps because the cell-only population was slightly smaller then, and because the kinds of people missed by landline surveys may be less likely to turn out," Scott Keeter, director of survey research for Pew, said.

This means that data will be collected from general practice registrations rather than population estimates, and this is likely to harm the quality, accuracy and completeness of data, according to a report published in the British Medical Journal.

In some settings errors in dietary recall could be worse than the repeat reliability of a biomarker, in which case our methods might harm rather than improve the accuracy of exposure assignment compared to using a single biomarker alone.

Statistical methods and adverse events (that is, harms) data affect the accuracy of conclusions about the risk-to-benefit ratio of treatments for temporomandibular disorders (TMDs).

Friction can harm dynamic characteristics of mechanical systems as well as the accuracy of manual control.

As an adverse effect, presence of such channels can harm the mechanical behavior of composites.

But he and several other industry economists nevertheless dispute the accuracy of Professor Zitzewitz's calculations of how much harm long-term shareholders have suffered at the hands of abusive traders.

"It is a system that is rife with errors, and children and their families will certainly be harmed," said Steven Banks, attorney in chief of the Legal Aid Society, who filed a court complaint about the accuracy of the eligibility rulings.