Sentence examples for is affected by an error from inspiring English sources
Because of these effects, the theoretical AOD is affected by an error, ∂AOD, that consequently translates into errors in the determined (apparent) particle size distribution (PSD).
Cooperativity is evidenced when the ratio of expected/observed is not equal to 1. Since each measurement (both expected and observed) is affected by an error and cooperativity is calculated as their ratio, its value is affected by the propagation of the relative errors.
The calibration of the inferred model with KInfer allowed to detect the null kinetics, i.e. those reactions whose rate constant k is null or it is affected by an error Δk equal or greater than the estimated value.
The conclusions achieved are (1) TEC values are affected by an error of about 2 2.5 TECU produced through the ambiguity resolution process; (2) the error caused by the Geometric Free phase combination delays (hardware, multipath, noise, antenna phase center) on TEC is about 0.2 TECU; (3) the total error on TEC approximately reach 2 3 TECU.
We found that all analytical determinations performed by ICP-MS are affected by an error equal to 5%.
It should however be considered that measurements are affected by an error due to the intrinsic response time of electronics, higher than tissues response.
The results reported in our article were affected by an error in the specification of the age of entry into the study for our Cox proportional hazards regression models.
Diabetes Care 29 2238 2243, 2008 The authors state the following with regard to their article: The results reported in our article were affected by an error in the specification of the age of entry into the study for our Cox proportional hazards regression models.
On the other hand, when considering maps with increasing delay, the finite difference approximation of model (3) is affected by an increasing error.
Like all experimental measurements, GRO is affected by an unavoidable precision error (random) and, potentially, by technical or biological biases (not random).
The reconstruction of the ice thickness based on bedrock elevation, MGO position and the floatation conditions thus is affected by a total error of 6.4 m.
