Improper measurement drove Newell bonkers.
Empirical analyses that appear to refute this principle are guilty of improper measurement".
Yet, it is unlikely that improper measurement of Rn during the daytime is responsible for the energy imbalance because both CNR1 and Q7.1 were in relative accordance during the course of the study (see also Turnipseed et al. 2002).
An unfavorable situation occurred, in which the influent NH4-N concentration was lower than the target value (Fig. 5a) because of improper measurement of the NH4-N concentration at low temperature.
The second error component, the systematic error, is caused by any factors that systematically affect the measurement across a sample, and can be attributed to non-random problems in the system of measurement (e.g. wrong use or improper calibration of the measurement instrument).
Conformational matching, involving ranges of distance, angle, and torsion measurements (including improper torsions), have also been of interest to Jmol users.
The data analysis revealed several problems, such as an insufficient number of measurement gauges, improper installation of gauges, and incorrect understanding of the angular distortion during data interpretation.
Suspected causes of this inconsistency include the assessment of statistical significance without accounting for the low prior probability of association, low statistical power, improper selection of participants, measurement error, confounding, and the selective reporting of results in the published literature [ 1, 2, 5, 6, 10- 15].
