Sentence examples for increasing inaccuracies from inspiring English sources

This approach is valuable and accurate for the continuum analysis of crack growth in brittle and high strength materials; however it introduces increasing inaccuracies for low-strength/high-ductility alloys (particularly low-carbon steels and light metal alloys).

Our data might also underestimate treatment seeking since questions about psychiatric conditions and use of services were spread throughout the questionnaire, potentially increasing inaccuracies [ 51].

It underestimates deposition, and thus underestimates the exposure of non-target organisms to GMO maize pollen for distance ranges greater than 10 m, with increasing inaccuracy over longer distances (see Figure 5).

Second, even though the monkeys did not show increasing inaccuracy with increasing numeral magnitude, they did show slower reaction times for smaller numerical differences, as do humans (Moyer and Landauer 1967).

This is an issue that deserves further investigation and one possible reason may be due to increasing inaccuracy of approximating the larger probabilities of mutation patterns used in the likelihood analysis.

Of note, the use of CLCR as a surrogate outside a population at risk of ARC remains uncertain, particularly given the increasing inaccuracy of this measure with declining renal function [ 43].

Hence, direct transmissions are again frequent, but with increased inaccuracy of SNR estimates (and corresponding rates) at both speeds.

Like data noise, missing data led to increased inaccuracy of the parameter estimates, regardless of the estimation methods.

Since the variations between these samples were minimal (s.d. of Ct-values: 0.28) a normalisation to a housekeeping gene and inclusion of the leucocyte numbers is not necessary in this analysis and would only result in increased inaccuracy instead of reduced variation.

This causes inter-carrier interference (ICI) and increases inaccuracies in channel tracking.

The classification of aggregator samples and their selection based on two adaptation strategies provide (i) the minimization of duplicates that increase inaccuracies and communication overhead and (ii) the intelligent adaptation of aggregation in different network conditions.