Sentence examples for inaccurate inference from inspiring English sources

Compared with other approaches, such as the graph cut and normalized cut methods, this new method is computationally more efficient and is able to better handle the inaccurate inference of pairwise relationships.

But it's egregious for the media, through inaccurate inference, exaggeration, and a failure to give all the facts, to over-blow their significance.

Differential expression analysis methods rarely consider probe redundancy, which can lead to inaccurate inference about overall gene expression or cause investigators to overlook potentially valuable information about differential regulation of variant mRNA products.

Consequently, inaccurate inference of comorbid conditions can occur, which may negatively affect predictability in the CDS system.

These preliminary statistical results have to be confirmed by a larger trial avoiding an inaccurate inference of Khi2.

Failure to account properly for time series structures of the data will result in a misspecified model which may lead to a biased estimation and inaccurate inference (27).

Inaccurate inferences are often made if the property of measurement invariance (MI) is not assessed across these conditions.

In an effort to avoid selection bias and inaccurate inferences resulting from listwise deletion of those who were missing socioeconomic measures but not the outcome variable, we imputed the SES measures reported household income and education level of mother– by best-subset regression [33] [34].

Failing to do so may lead to biased and inaccurate inferences that could misguide follow-up experimental studies.

Therefore, we estimated phylogenies and molecular evolution parameters separately for each gene since concatenating both datasets would render inaccurate inferences as ISAV might exhibit reassortment between segments.

Thus, in our study, we eliminated inaccurate inferences of comorbid conditions caused by drugs that are used to treat two or more conditions.