Less subject to error propagation.
Since large datasets increase the amount of phylogenetic signal included in the analysis, phylogenomics is less subject to stochastic errors than single gene phylogenies.
In the study of parental recall referred to above, more severe injuries (resulting in surgery or hospitalization; or resulting in restriction to bed or school absence) appeared to be less subject to recall errors, relative to minor injuries [ 5].
The method was faster and less subject to human error.
In another experiment, eight-year-old bilingual girls displayed enhanced "complex spatial reasoning" compared to their monoglot peers; less subject to "egocentric error", they were much more adept at understanding what the arrangement of four coloured blocks would look like from 90, 180 and 270 degrees.
We obtain similar results whether we consider our variable of technical change from the employee data or the indicator directly reported by employers and consequently less subject to measurement error.
Suitable only for large population samples, because the probability of lost time in the last week is relatively low, the 7-day enquiry is even less subject to recall error.
We consider workers to be underpaid if they are paid less than 95% of the reference minimum wage (since wages and hours are reported by employers, they are less subject to measurement error, while they may on purpose under-report hours of work to keep them in line with established rules and hourly pay rates).
In contrast, the mGPS has only two components and is, therefore, easier to construct and may be less subject to interpretative error.
However, the computation of ∆PCO2/∆ContO2 ratio is less cumbersome and less subject to the risk of errors, and therefore, it is much easier to be used at the bedside.
Based on theories of classic and Berkson errors, group-based exposure assessment should be less subject to attenuation bias than individual-based approaches [ 38].
