Sentence examples for lead to discarding from inspiring English sources

Others favour using an IRT model that best fits the data and suggest the Rasch model may be too restrictive and can lead to discarding useful items (see [ 48, 49]).

Contamination on tank surfaces can be fatal to the product quality due to long processing times with nutritious raw materials, where microbial growth leads to discarding large product batches.

Curation of initial phylogenetic trees led to discarding duplicated sequences.

Exclusion criteria for participants and trials were identical to those in Experiment 1A and B. This led to discarding 7.7%% of 600 trials in 2A (4.6 % errors and 2.5 % outliers) and 6.3 % in 2B (3.3 % errors and 2.4 % outliers).

The default variance of 5% leads to discarding all features that have different values in at most two strains for the L. plantarum dataset (see threshold guide available at PhenoLink website).

Several reasons led to discard the use of Fe3O4/C and C as supports for hematin and HRP.

AFLP markers identified a single BAC more frequently than SSR or EST markers: this can be explained by the high stringency adopted during AFLP screenings of pools, which led to discard faint bands that could have resulted in marker mis-assignment to BACs.

The brevity of inpatient stay has lead to discard psychotherapy and hindered examination of its potential cost-effectiveness.

This procedure can lead to erroneously discarding some concurrency bugs.

This yeast defense mechanism can lead researchers to discard molecules that might otherwise be potential leads if chemically optimized and/or coupled with adjuvants to prevent export.

"It's possible this work may lead physicians to discard the use of nitroglycerin altogether," says cardiologist Joshua Hare of John Hopkins University in Baltimore.