Sentence examples for inaccurate sampling from inspiring English sources

Speculation ranged from inaccurate sampling, to last-minute mind-changes, to latent racism, to freely lying voters, to the reluctance of those being polled to admitting a preference that may be socially unacceptable — anti-black — in talking to interviewers.

On Jan . 24 this year Greenwell's allegations of inaccurate sampling apparently proved true.

On the other hand, the loss or decrease in specific protein release could be caused by foam formation during homogenization where large fraction of the specific protein were contained in the foam that was not included in the samples leading to inaccurate sampling [ 41].

This in turn may be detrimental, e.g., due to possible decomposition of a compound or inaccurate sample preparation.

Overall, 62 patients were eligible for the study, of whom 22 were excluded due to missing consent, inaccurate sample collection or missing data.

Karlsson et al. proposed alternative RUV models describing serially correlated errors (e.g., autocorrelation), which can arise from structural model misspecification, and time-dependent errors arising from inaccurate sample timing.

The model estimated individual clearance values for each subject using all concentrations collected at each visit, taking into account time from dose, the dose level administered, and estimated residual error that resulted from assay error, inaccurate sample time information or inaccurate dosing information.

An algorithm was developed to correct incomplete and inaccurate PMU sampling.

Concerning the feeding movement, we excluded from the analysis trials in which feeding was completed in less than 700 ms (inaccurate mouse sampling), took longer than 3000 ms (too slow), or was not completed at all.

This is a likely explanation why within-day variance estimates were inaccurate for sampling strategies with larger block sizes, while they were not for strategies with block size 1, where observations will be (close to) unaffected by autocorrelation.

Because we found, on the basis of visual inspection, that samples for which only one eye was available were more likely to be inaccurate, these samples were excluded, and smoothing was performed only for those iterations in which x- and y- gaze coordinates were returned for both eyes.