Sentence examples for increased erroneous from inspiring English sources

Lower thresholds are suitable when low rejection rate (high sensitivity) is required at the expense of increased erroneous verifications.

Interestingly, neither the ITT nor the PP approach can be recommended under simulated scenarios, adding to the literature that both approaches could provide increased erroneous results.

Increasing allowed alignment mismatches helps overcome missing genotypes, inaccuracies in the reference genome, and errors in the sequence reads, but also results in increased erroneous sequence alignment, particularly when aligning shorter reads.

He warned that adding a citizenship question would be "very costly" and would "harm the quality of the census count by increasing erroneous enumerations".

Similarly, later elaboration on the conceptual or perceptual properties of misleading information about a previously seen video can increase erroneous reports that this information had actually been viewed, in contrast to a control condition involving non-elaborative verbal manipulations (Zaragoza, Mitchell, Payment, & Drivdahl, 2011).

Another important stat is that Facebook's monthly active and daily active users in the US and Canada increased, despite erroneous recent claims from third-party data providers and critics that Facebook had lost users in US.

However, the asynchronies between the hands did not increase in erroneous trials.

This inconsistency can be explained by an increased probability of erroneous aminoacylation for the GGC/GCC pair.

"I've sat in the room with people who argued that the public relations campaign and the extensive activities have increased the chances of erroneous enumeration," said Stephen E. Fienberg, a statistician and social scientist at Carnegie Mellon University.

Increasing the q value to 30 increased the percent of erroneous sequences with single nt replacements to >98% for each of the TCR.

The results therefore indicate that integrating measures of response capability for weight and height among adolescents in questionnaire surveys may be appropriate for identifying adolescent girls with an increased risk of reporting erroneous information on weight.