If the error occurs early in an analysis pipeline, then it may be considered a form of measurement error (i.e., if it systematically or randomly alters the values of individual measurements), and so may be taken into account by common statistical methods.
Trump basically says, 'If I become president I will systematically discriminate against them [Muslims],'" Uygur says.
I can't say I wouldn't do the same thing if I was having my sanity systematically waterboarded out of me, but lawyers representing those prisoners Basardah incriminated reckon he was talking shit.
When I then ask if they systematically invest in making their employees happier, healthier and more fulfilled, the answer is almost invariably no.
The above analysis on modeled data suggests that if systematically misaligned protein families exist in popular datasets, they might have segments that display high local Zp values.
If you want to make a film, you have to stick to it". I wouldn't say anything, even if she systematically betrayed my text, even if she wanted to use it simply as a launch pad for her own creative impulse.
It can be argued that the reported effect sizes per 10 μg/m3 increase in the pDR estimated PM2.5 actually represented effect sizes of only 5.00 - 9.00 μg/m3 increase in the true PM2.5 exposure, if pDR systematically overestimates the true exposure by 10-50%, i.e., the reported effect sizes in this study were systematically underestimated.
I don't mean to sound all up with people, but I don't think we understand what will happen if we systematically chip away at our emotional and physical and intellectual joys and comforts in the name of efficiency.
The vast inventory of recorded information can be useful only if it is systematically organized and if mechanisms exist for locating in it items relevant to human needs.
The terms were straightforward if not systematically articulated.
The withdrawal of Bjarne Riis's yellow jersey represents a process which, if followed systematically, would be without end.
