Sentence examples for lack of repeatability from inspiring English sources
However, a major cause of this lack of repeatability is not being considered: the wide sample-to-sample variability in the P value.
Also, the use of statistical techniques is proposed, in order to improve the diagnosis, even when there is some lack of repeatability.
A recently published systematic review on 3D multi-segment foot models has illustrated the lack of repeatability studies providing evidence for appropriate clinical decision making.
HIPIMS pulsing can be performed in a large number of ways resulting in widely different plasma conditions, causing inconsistency and lack of repeatability of results.
Confidence in 3D multi-segment foot models has been limited by a lack of repeatability data, particularly in older populations that may display unique functional foot characteristics.
Finally, a proper alarm rate (AR) parameter was designed to solve the problem of false alarms caused by the lack of repeatability and haphazardness of agglomeration in polymerization.
The novel and simple multistage electromagnetic launch technique has been investigated for being against the drawback of traditional pneumatic loading system, such as the need for very-high air pressures, lack of test repeatability, high operation noise, large size, and large overall weight of the apparatus.
The limitations of traditional microwear analysis techniques in detecting such variations are actually due to a lack of protocol repeatability [19] to potential measurement errors among and between observers [20].
It has also been argued that all forms of research involving subjectivity such as ethnography, grounded theory and phenomenology have been "unscientific" due to a lack of explicability, repeatability and replicability [ 8].
The challenges of applying ML lie primarily with the lack of interpretability and repeatability of ML-generated results, which may limit their application.
Current γ′ volume fraction characterization techniques suffer from a lack of precision and repeatability.
