Sentence examples for has led to errors from inspiring English sources

Although it is likely that high repeat content has led to errors in the genomic and BAC assembly, the existence of repeat sequences is characteristic of breakpoint regions (Fig.  5).

While either of those procedures takes only a few minutes, I.R.S. officials said that the unfamiliarity with the process of claiming the credit had led to errors in more than four million of the 82 million returns processed as of this week.

This could have led to errors in what participants thought they needed to point at and their uncertainty may have had an impact on their accuracy.

Viscosity varies with temperature, but the lack of an empirical equation predicting its value has lead researchers to simulate the system performance taking constant viscosity values which, consequently, have led to errors on the designs.

These tendencies may have led to errors in quantifying exposure to chronic stress.

Thus, recall bias could have led to errors in the outcome measure, leading to unreliable results.

Accuracy of the Body Fat Monitor BF306 (Omron) has been argued as the reported error of measurement is 4.1% which might have led to errors in assessing the percentage abdominal adiposity.

We cannot establish with certainty the indication for drug treatment on the basis of THIN data, which may have led to errors in classification where a drug has more than one use (for example, certain mood stabilisers that are also used as anticonvulsants).

We have seen recent high-profile instances in which that article of faith has led to damaging errors, as in Rolling Stone's reporting of a rape at the University of Virginia, or the prosecution of the Duke lacrosse case.

This modus operandi has led to many errors throughout medical history.

Pupil dilation subsequent to the offset of the (contractory) pupillary light reflex (evoked by the onset of a luminant imperative stimulus) has been shown to be enlarged in case the stimulus has led to an error (Critchley et al. 2005a).